Mobile Chicken Coop with Wheels for 4-6 Chickens, Large Outdoor Hen House with Run, Weatherproof Asphalt Roof, Sanctionable Nesting Box & Pull-Out Tray, 6ft L x 2ft W x 3ft H - Red Free K–12 Curriculum PDF Digital Download Included

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• Spacious for 4-6 Hens: Measuring 6ftL x 2ftW x 3ftH, this large chicken coop with run is spacious enough for 4-6 adult chickens to thrive. It’s also ideal for ducks, rabbits, and other small animals—serving as a versatile, well-ventilated home for all your backyard small livestock
• Easy Mobility with Built-In Wheels: Built with 2 durable wheels and a convenient handle, this mobile chicken coop with wheels glides easily across your yard. Unlike fixed coops, you can relocate it to fresh grass, shade, or shelter whenever needed—giving your flock the best spot year-round
• Predator-Proof Nesting Box: Predator-Proof Security System: Features a predator-proof lock and an extra-large protective guard beneath the nesting box. Blocks raccoons, foxes, and other threats from accessing your flock. Your chickens stay safe, even at night
• All-Weather Protection: This outdoor chicken coop features a fully waterproof roof and reinforced PVC covers to block rain from entering. More durable than standard wooden roofs, it reliably shields your chickens from wet weather—year after year
• Easy to Clean: Large removable sliding trays let you empty waste in seconds. Multiple access doors give you easy reach to every corner—no awkward bending or struggling. Three screened ventilation windows in the sleeping area promote optimal airflow, reducing odors and keeping the coop fresh
• EASY ASSEMBLY: All necessary parts are included, with pre-drilled holes for easy setup in under 45 minutes. The sturdy structure resists splitting or falling apart when assembled correctly
• 【FSC】: Frame made of FSC-Certified wood

Free K–12 Curriculum PDF Digital Download Included

Every qualifying chicken coop purchase from Heritage Homeschool Supplies includes our Raising Careers: K–12 Poultry Science & Chicken Husbandry Curriculum Guide as a free PDF digital download at no additional cost.

The curriculum guide is a digital PDF and is not a physical book. Families can download the PDF to a computer, tablet, or other compatible device and may print pages for their own educational use.

This comprehensive 18-week educational guide helps families turn their chicken coop and daily flock-care routines into an active K–12 learning environment.

The curriculum includes instruction and activities for:

K–2 – Poultry Explorers
Chicken needs, life cycles, body parts, breeds, behavior, egg science, counting, observation, responsibility, and introductory animal care.

Grades 3–5 – Poultry Keepers
Chicken breeds, anatomy, embryology, housing, nutrition, egg science, measurement, daily flock care, recordkeeping, graphs, and agricultural food systems.

Grades 6–8 – Poultry Investigators
Animal systems, nutrition, poultry behavior, welfare, biosecurity, genetics, environmental management, egg production, agricultural engineering, and data analysis.

Grades 9–12 – Poultry Science & CTE
Advanced poultry management, Animal Systems, nutrition, housing, biosecurity, flock health, genetics, production records, agricultural engineering, poultry economics, agribusiness, and agricultural career exploration.

High-school students can complete the program with a Poultry Science/Animal Systems CTE capstone project incorporating flock management, housing analysis, production records, economics, and technical reporting.

No Additional Curriculum Purchase Required

The included curriculum connects families directly to carefully selected free educational resources, including materials from:

• University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension
• Arkansas Youth Poultry Programs
• National Agriculture in the Classroom
• Free poultry, egg science, embryology, animal science, and agriculture educational resources

The PDF contains clickable links that take families directly to the free educational lessons and resources used throughout the curriculum.

Families are not required to purchase a textbook, paid curriculum, subscription, or membership to use the curriculum guide.

A Real Hands-On Poultry Science Laboratory

Students can use their chicken coop and flock to investigate:

• Chicken breeds and characteristics
• Poultry anatomy
• Chicken life cycles
• Embryology
• Egg anatomy and egg science
• Poultry housing and coop design
• Chicken behavior
• Animal welfare
• Nutrition and feeding
• Water requirements and daily flock care
• Sanitation and biosecurity
• Poultry health observation
• Egg production and recordkeeping
• Genetics and inherited traits
• Environmental and seasonal management
• Predator protection
• Agricultural engineering
• Food systems and sustainability
• Poultry careers
• Agribusiness and production economics

Students aren't simply learning about poultry science—they are observing, caring for, measuring, recording, analyzing, and making responsible management decisions involving a real agricultural animal system.

Students can maintain daily flock-care records, track feed and water, count and graph egg production, observe chicken behavior, evaluate housing conditions, study weather effects, calculate expenses, and build a Poultry Science Portfolio throughout the program.