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Hatching in the Classroom

4-H Hatching in the Classroom

Grayson County 4-H has a limited set (20 sets) of equipment to serve the entire county, school campuses will be limited to 2 equipment requests (equipment options 2 and 3) per hatching session. If there is equipment not reserved, campuses may receive additional equipment.

This registration is for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension's 4-H Hatching in the Classroom Program. Complete the required information below and click "Get Hatching".
This is a 21 day educational experience for hatching chickens in the classroom. Teachers can reserve one incubation kit per site. Hatching sessions will close 2 weeks prior to incubator delivery to ensure the eggs are of good quality.
There are four hatching sessions to pick from during the school year. Teachers can also determine if they would like to hatch ducks or quail. Only need the equipment? No problem!
Option 1: 12 eggs only (Cost: $15)
Option 2: Complete incubation and brooder kit, no eggs included (Cost: $20)
Option 3: 18 eggs with complete incubation and brooder kit (Cost: $30)
First and Last Name of Person Completing the Registration*
Perferred Email Address*
Perferred Contact Phone Number*
Which school District are you representing?*
Check the box which applies.
- Bells ISD
- Collinsville ISD
- Dension ISD
- Gunter ISD
- Howe ISD
- Pottsboro ISD
- Private School
- S&S ISD
- Sherman ISD
- Tioga ISD
- Tom Bean ISD
- Van Alstyne ISD
- Whitesboro ISD
- Whitewright ISD
- Other school, not listed
School Name*
Number of students participating in the program*
Which grades will be participating?*
Check all that apply.
- Kindergarten
- 1st grade
- 2nd grade
- 3rd grade
- 4th grade
- 5th grade
- 6th grade
- 7th grade
- 8th grade
- High School
- Special Needs Class
Select Date of program for your school*
Please note this is first come, first serve; if all incubators have been reserved for a session we will contact you for your second choice. It is important to check school holidays before registering.
- Session 1 - Monday, Sept 9th - Thursday, Oct. 3th
- Session 2 - Monday, Oct. 21st - Thursday, Nov. 7th
- Session 3 - Monday, Feb. 10th - Thursday, Mar 6th
- Session 4 - Monday, Apr. 14th - Thursday, May 8th
Preferred Program Option*
Eggs will be a mix of fertile chicken eggs, unless otherwise specified. Duck and quail eggs must be ordered a minimum of three weeks prior to a session starting.
Egg Type*
When requesting duck or quail eggs the registration must be at least 3 weeks prior to the desired session. Chicken eggs will hatch on day 21 to 22, Quail eggs will hatch on day 18 to 20, and Duck eggs will hatch on day 28 to 29
- Chicken Eggs (no additional charge)
- Quail Eggs (plus $15) - Not available during Session 3
- Duck Eggs (plus $25) - Not available during Session 3
Acknowledgement Statement*
Payment should be made to the " Youth Advisory Board" and MUST be made when the incubator is delivered to the school.
By submitting your registration, you acknowledge educational program supplies will be purchased by the Grayson County 4-H Program based on the number of students entered on the registration form.
In order for the Grayson County 4-H Office to plan accordingly, please notify us if your plans change at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled program.
- Yes, I acknowledge this policy.
Eggs Only (12 Count)
Price:
Equipment Only (Incubator and Brooder)
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Equipment and Eggs
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Additional Charge: Quail Eggs
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Additional Charge: Duck Eggs
Price:
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