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HAPPINESS IS

Happiness is being loved.
Happiness is getting presents on
your birthday.

Happiness is gettino toys at Christ-
mas.
Happiness is
you.

havine someone to love

Happiness is going to the show by

yourself.

Happiness havino your brother
away.
Happiness havino a free period

at school.

Happiness is havine your own bicycle
but most of all happiness is havina
your own life to live with your
parents.

John Drzimotta - Grade 7

HAPPINESS IS

SCIENCE - GRADES 6 AND 7
CHICKEN CHIRP:

; Mr. Olson's class received four
.dozen fertile eqos from Vancouver,
-which six were broken. Very care-
! fully we put the fertile eaas in
ithe incubator. The incubator temp-
‘erture has to be between 100 - 101

| degrees.

The incubator is a replacement
' for the hen.

October 13th, we very carefully
put the eags in the incubator. We
marked the eggs with a (x) or a (o)
so that we would know which side
to roll them on each day, three
times a day we turn them. 8 A.M.

4 PLM., and 12 A.M. We opened one
ego then we compared it with a
normal eqg. The result was, the
yolk was more round and less slimy.
On the side of the fertile yolk
were white curly cords to support
the chick when in the eag.

To grow, the chick needs warmth,
food, (he eats the yolk which is
stored in the eqa) water and oxygen,

(water is put in the incubator which
gives moisture to the unborn chick).
He also needs protection, this is
(a fluid around the baby chick which
.serves as a pillow. The fluid helps
ithe chick survive jerks or any bump.
! We opened an egg on the third
day. We saw the heart pumping and
‘blood vessels giving the chick
food and oxygen. The eye of the
little chick appeared. The eye is

Happiness is everything and anything one of the first sians of the chick

Happiness is having anything that
| have ever wished for in my whole
life -

Maids and butlers, waiters and
chefs, a plane, a yacht, money and
food, clothes, shoes, ties, shirts
and hats, jewels and diamonds with
aold inlaid cravats.

But, the one thing that money
cannot buy is love! That is just
come by naturally.

Ralf Voss - Grade 7

growing. The little chick's legs,
wings and sense ornans beain. The
chick ts rapidly growing. The head

was very large, it is larger than
the rest of his body.
On the 7th day we candled an
We saw the heart pumping.

On the 9th day of incubation
(in the incubator) we saw the mouth
openina, the beak is formed, we also
saw the wings and legs, they were
easily recoonizable

On the 10th day we opened an
eaq and saw a pattern of tiny pores

eag.

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