GIRL: That's Maggie, me and Kharaan.
Our school is hatching chicks with an incubator.
The incubator is a thing that keeps the eggs warm.
I think that egg is going to hatch first
because it's pushing out.
We can see its beak starting to pop out.
( child gasps )
This is so exciting.
You can do it, little chickie.
Oh, my gosh.
I thought it would be bigger than that.
GIRL: It looks like it's using
its foot to get out of the shell.
The chicken's feathers are black and a little whitish.
They look kind of like wet and gooey
from the stuff inside the egg.
GIRL: This little chick seems to be very tired,
because all day it's been trying to break out of the egg.
Later that day, we had a few chicks.
They're not even one day old
and they can already drink, walk and eat.
KHARAAN: When it hatched,
it looked like fur because it was wet,
but now it is dry so it looks more like feathers.
GIRL: The next day we took the chicks
back to the farm.
Try visiting a farm or a pet store
to see different kinds of baby animals.