we got bees a little while ago! but a couple days ago we transferred them from their nuc* to their hive! it (as we judged) took three hours!but it was a very fun day! one of our roosters crowed as well as we did the bees!
*yes nuc is a word.
Caring for Chicks
By Anya Rushworth
| Materials: |
| Chicken heater |
| Chick food from Manna Pro |
| Water |
| Chick feeder |
| Chick waterer |
| Small rocks |
| Fabric |
| 1″ binder clips |
| Aquarium |
| Wood shavings |
| Towels |
Instructions:
- Put the aquarium where you want to keep chicks. Make sure it is a warm place in the house.
- Put the towel in the aquarium. Make sure to cover the whole bottom and not bunched up.
- Put the chick heater to the lowest setting and put it in the aquarium.
- Fill the feeder with chick feed and put it in the aquarium. Place the feeder away from the heater.
- Put the rocks around in the waterer so the chicks cannot get wet or drown.
- Fill the waterer with fresh water and put it in the aquarium closer to the heater.
- Put in chicks!
- Cover the top of the aquarium with fabric. Hold the fabric down with the clips.
- Every hour or so, you should check their feeder and waterer. If they are not full, put more in.
- When the chicks get older and can move their towels, put in wood chips instead of towels.
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How To Make A Drawing Robot
you will need
- 9 volt battery
- 9 Volt Clip on Type Battery Snap Connector Lead Wire
- 4 markers
- 9 volt computer fan
- 2 quarters
- tape
- Velcro
- rubber band.
cut 2 pieces of Velcro and stick it together .
put one side on the battery and the other on the fan.
put it`s Wire around it.
solder the 9 Volt Clip on Type Battery Snap Connector Lead Wire on the Wire.
