Chicks give Illinois students a lesson on agriculture
Chicks give Illinois students a lesson on agriculture KELSEY WATZNAUER, The Pantagraph FacebookTwitterEmail NORMAL, Ill. (AP) — Stumbling, squeaking, fluffy chicks popped out of their eggs in classrooms across McLean County, some making their arrival a little later than others. “We were getting a little worried,” said Cameo Williams, a third-grade teacher at Grove Elementary in Normal. “When we hit the 21-day mark, everybody’s like, where’s the chicks? Then ours went to the 24-day mark, so we were crossing our fingers.” Two little balls of fluff hatched from the dozen eggs prov...