Kid's Corner 
Welcome to the NestFresh Kid’s Corner! Check out all of the fun activities for you to Eggs-perience!
Become an Eggs-pert
There are lots of fun and interesting things to learn about eggs
• Howard Helmer is known as the Omelet King for beating the omelet-making world record by making 427 two-egg omelets in 30 minutes.
• You don’t need to be that quick, but you can help an adult make a delicious, nutritious breakfast by measuring and mixing the ingredients for omelets.
• Columbus didn’t just bring the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. On his second trip to the New World, he brought the first chickens to the New World.
• White hens lay white eggs and brown hens lay brown eggs
• There are 200 different kinds of chickens
Crack Up!
Hey, kids, ever wonder what happens when you tell an egg a joke? It cracks up! So, we want you to send us your funniest jokes about chickens and eggs. We’ll pick our favorites and post them in our Crack Up! Section of the Kids Corner.
Arts and Crafts with Eggs and Cartons!
This month’s craft project is great way to be good to the environment. Once you’ve eaten all your eggs, you can make a planter from an old NestFresh egg carton. Not only are you reusing something that is normally just thrown away, but you are also growing plants, which fight global warming and are good for our planet.
Before you start, make sure to ask an adult to help you make your egg carton planter and remember to always be safe.
1. Separate the lid from the bottom of the egg carton.
2. Poke a hole in the bottom of each egg cup.
3. Place a layer of potting soil in each cup. Add seeds and then another layer of soil on top.
4. Place the cups in the inverted lid to catch the drainage water.
5. Pour a little water into each egg cup.
Remember to water your plant and keep it in a sunny place! Then, when your seedlings get big enough, you can plant your egg carton planter directly into the ground.
