'Life cycle of birds' was our topic of discussion which began by understanding the parts of an egg:
Th egg hatched, and gave birth to an extensive discussion. Words like 'fertilisation', 'sperm' and 'embryo' led us to discuss the life cycle of birds and humans.
Miss are you telling us that we eat a baby which is about to be born ?
Misconception: All eggs are fertilised
The sperm is in the egg (in fertilised eggs). How does the transfer happen?
Misconception: The hen and the rooster kiss for the transfer to take place or maybe the hen eats the rooster...... (The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge, but imagination. - Albert Einstein)
What do you mean by the adults mate and reproduce?
Mate (introduction of the word 'sex')
A few giggles.....I am mature enough to handle this conversation expression...... Miss, why are you using such weird words?
Misconception: Meeting means mating. When you meet someone, you're mating with them
Questions
1. Can someone have babies without getting married?
2. Can you have babies on your own?
3. If someone decides to have their own babies, where will they arrange the sperm from?
4. Can you have more than one baby with the same person?
5. Can you have a baby with someone if you are divorced?
6. How do the people who collect eggs from the farm know which ones are fertilised and which ones are unfertilised?
While my students were learning about life cycles, I learnt how to crack open an egg as I did it for the first time in my life:) #newlearning #thereissomethinginitforeveryone
