Second graders at Northside used an egg candler to see the difference between chicken eggs that are not…

Second graders at Northside used an egg candler to see the difference between chicken eggs that are not developing and eggs that contain a live chick embryo. They were excited to see a tiny chick actively moving and were able to detect the dark black spot on the head where the eye is located, even through the shell. Afterward the recorded their observations in their embryology journal. They are eagerly awaiting Day 21 when the eggs will hatch, around May 12th.