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4-H Embryology School Enrichment - Washington County
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Basic Information
Address: 100 W Beau Street, Suite 601
Washington, PA 15301
Email: czc644@psu.edu
Phone Number: (724) 207-2005
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Additional Information
Focus: STEM, Embryology, Animal Science
Sponsor:
Penn State Extension
Director: Clarissa Crist
Schools Served: Bentworth Elementary School, Beth Center Elementary School, Charleroi Elementary School, Faith Christian Elementary School, Fort Cherry Elementary School, Hills-Henderson Elementary School, Joe Walker Elementary School, KIDDOS Learning Center, Trinity West Elementary School, Trinity South Elementary School, Washington Park Elementary School
County: Washington
Schedule: During school hours
Ages: 8-11
Capacity: Washington
Membership/Pricing: $60 per classroom
Setting:
Provide project materials and resources for teachers. Optional 1-hour demonstrations for classrooms (up to 4 classrooms).
Program Highlights:
Learning about chicken reproductive anatomy, life cycles, and the food & fiber system. Developing science inquiry skills: observation, comparing, measuring & recording data.
Support Services:
4-H Penn State Extension will provide a teacher guide, introductory lesson by Extension staff, an incubator, 2-dozen fertile eggs, and extension staff support & expertise.
Activities:
Daily tasks essential to incubation of chicken eggs. Responsibly caring for day-old chicks.
Field Trip Destinations: N/A
Program Information:
4-H Embryology School Enrichment Program
The chicken egg, with its short incubation period, is an excellent learning tool for the study of embryology. In this hands-on curriculum, students take an active role in stewarding an embryo on its 21-day journey from fertilized egg to day-old chick. The 4-H embryology program is known for improving classroom dynamics and creating positive behaviors with students learning the responsibilities of caring for an animal.
This program aligns with Pennsylvania Common Core Science Standards and takes place in the spring of 2025.
Slogan: To Make The Best Better.