Whiteboard AnimationEducation · Science lesson · 1:55
Life cycle of a chicken animation
Watch the life cycle of a chicken drawn step by step: an egg, the chick growing inside it, the chick hatching, a fluffy chick and the hen it grows into. A hand-drawn whiteboard animation made from one illustration.
- Length
- 1:55 · 2 chapters
- Aspect ratio
- 4:3
- Colour starts at
- 1:30
- Style
- Lines + colour
- Formats
- 16:9 · 1:1 · 9:16
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The picture it starts from
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The prompt behind the picture
Hand-drawn diagram of the life cycle of a chicken, five stages in a circle joined by curved red arrows on a patch of straw: a whole brown egg, a cut-open egg with a small curled chick embryo and yolk inside, a chick hatching out of a cracked shell, a fluffy yellow chick, an adult brown hen. Coloured pencil and watercolour marker, clean black ink outlines, warm off-white paper, no text.The picture came from an image model; any finished illustration works the same way, including one you drew. Use the prompt as a starting point for your own topic.
Life cycle of a chicken, step by step
A script to read over it, timed to the drawing: the lines go down first and the colour arrives on the last beat.
- 0:00Line artEvery chicken starts its life inside an egg.
- 0:18A hen lays an egg in her nest and sits on it to keep it warm.
- 0:36Inside the shell, a tiny chick grows, fed by the yellow yolk.
- 0:54After about three weeks, the chick pecks a hole in the shell and hatches.
- 1:12ColourThe fluffy chick eats, grows real feathers and gets bigger week by week.
- 1:31It grows into an adult hen, who lays eggs of her own, and the cycle begins again.
Where this life cycle of a chicken animation fits
Use it to teach how animals grow from eggs in a science lesson, for a farm or spring topic with young learners, or as a short clip in a nature video. The same process turns your own life cycle diagram into a clip.
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- Explainer videos
- Science
- Nature
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