1. Eggs: Brain Food of the CenturyEggs: Brain Food of the Century
Presentation by: Jared and Ashley

2. EggsEggs

3. Life Cycle of an EggLife Cycle of an Egg
1. Hens lay them
2. They grow and grow
3. They then they have baby chicks
4. Farmers pick them and sends them to
a factory

4. How it Grows
• Hens lay them
• Then they get bigger and bigger
gradually
• In 20 days it will be ready to hatch
• Last, they hatch the
next day
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5. Where is it grown and where can you find it
• They are grown at chicken farms like
Prince William County Children’s Farm
• Chickens grow up
there
http://www.pwcfarmtour.com/tour/tour.html

6. Why is it a brain food?????
• Eggs have colleen
• They also have vitamins A & D
• If you have eggs in your breakfast you
are more likely to score 12% better on a
test
• They help your brain focus

7. Patriotic Cupcake Recipe
• Ingreidients
– 12 cupcakes
– 1-1/2 cups COOL WHIP Whipped Topping
– 12 small strawberries
– 1/4 cup blueberries
– Dark Chocolate cake, and 3 eggs
• Directions
– 1. Spread cupcakes evenly with whipped topping.
– 2. Arrange 5 of the strawberry slices on top of each cupcake
to form a star.
– 3. Fill center of stars evenly with blueberries. Store in
refrigerator.
Read more: http://www.kitchendaily.com/recipe/berry-patriotic-cupcakes-149413#ixzz0yxn0icv7

8. Fun Facts About Eggs
• Eggs age more in one day at room temperature than they do in
a week if refrigerated
• Cholesterol 70% The white part of an egg contains 17 calories
• They yolk of an egg contains 59 calories
• Fried eggs contain 92 calories total, and a hard boiled egg
contains 74
• Scrambled eggs can have up to 100 calories
• Are also used as Easter eggs
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9. Credits
Typing: Ashley
Facts and Info: Jared
Awesome G.E.M. Teacher: Mrs. Thelen

10. Credits
Typing: Ashley
Facts and Info: Jared
Awesome G.E.M. Teacher: Mrs. Thelen