Classroom Incubators and Brooders

Whether you are interested in hatching a few eggs in the classroom or wishing to teach your students more advanced aspects of incubation and embryology Brinsea^® has the right package for you.

Taking the guesswork out of incubation

The Maxi 24 Advance Classroom Pack contains:	The Mini II Advance Classroom Pack contains:
* ‘The Egg Story’ Lesson Plan Manual on CD-ROM * Maxi 24 Advance incubator with fully automatic egg turning and autostop feature - capacity 24 standard hen eggs or 12 larger eggs with egg inserts provided. * Preset temperature. Easy to use menu driven controls * Digital temperature and count down to hatch day * Cordless OvaScope egg scope to watch the live embryo develop inside the egg * EcoGlow chick brooder * Plastic chick enclosure * Feeder * Drinker * Full operating & troubleshooting instructions   Plus FREE... * List of fertile eggs suppliers * 3 year warranty	* ‘The Egg Story’ Lesson Plan Manual on CD-ROM * Mini II Advance incubator with fully automatic egg turning and autostop feature - capacity 7 hen eggs or 12 smaller eggs with optional small egg disk * Preset temperature. Easy to use menu driven controls * Digital temperature and count down to hatch day * Cordless OvaScope egg scope to watch the live embryo develop inside the egg * EcoGlow chick brooder * Plastic chick enclosure * Feeder * Drinker * Full operating & troubleshooting instructions   Plus FREE... * List of fertile eggs suppliers * 3 year warranty

The 'Egg Story' Lesson Plan

A 50-page color manual has been designed to simplify the educator’s task. Crammed with fun hands-on activities and color photographs of developing embryos it is great for creating students interest and a comprehensive source of information for the teacher.

The perfect companion of a hands-on experience of incubation “The Egg Story” manual shows how an egg is formed, what its different parts and functions are and how a chick embryo develops and hatches. It also gives an insight into particular biological topics such as blood circulation, respiration and how bones are different in birds.

Students will develop observation and record keeping skills, make and use measurements. They will acquire biological vocabulary and an understanding of physical development, structure and function of the body. Further useful resources have been included at the end of the manual to consolidate the embryology project but also enhance programs in nutrition and mathematics for instance.

Particularly suited to middle school science projects, the lesson plans are flexible and can easily be tailored to younger students needs.