Have you tried the egg experiment for MLK Day? We saw this lesson idea floating around Pinterest and thought it would make an egg-cellent addition to your holiday lesson plans! Egg Experiment Using their five senses students are invited to examine two eggs; one brown and one white. As a class, discuss your student's observations, compiling a list of important points {see the example anchor charts below}. Your students may be surprised to note that, while the eggs look different on the outside, they look the same on the inside. This same lesson translates into other aspects of life - including people! Here are some lesson resources you might consider using... Photo Source: learningandlaughing.blogspot.com Example anchor chart from Learning and Laughing in Kindergarten Photo Source: eduperry.com Example anchor chart from EduPerry.com Photo Source: sweetkindergarten.blogspot.com Egg experiment poem from Life Is Sweet...In Kindergarten {Be sure to look for the FREE poem handout at Rachelle's Teachers Pay Teachers site!} Photo Source: thefirstgradejungle.blogspot.com FREE experiment worksheet from The First Grade Jungle However you decide to explore this meaningful activity, we know your kinders will have fun with it!
