PISD Pig Barn by Chloe Brown https://padlet.com/cjbrown23/PISD_Show_Pig_Padlet Post your questions, comments, and concerns that you feel might be beneficial for all barn members. If you have a personal topic you only want to discuss with Ms. Brown, send a Google Chat. If you see someone doing a great job, don't forget to shout it out here! en-us 2024-09-23 03:06:55 UTC 2024-09-23 21:14:56 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4ac.png New Pigs cjbrown23 https://padlet.com/cjbrown23/PISD_Show_Pig_Padlet/wish/3132309870 Y'all are rocking it with your new piglets!


Luke: this is your first year and you are KILLING it! Everytime I come in the barn your pen is immaculate! Keep it up!


Kristin: Berks are typically messy, but your pen has been clean everytime I see it - also your communication is fantastic!


Mollie: Thank you for being observant about the ants! I know you're having a hard time with your pig running her water, but hopefully we can continue to troubleshoot that! Other than the water issue, your pen is looking great too!



]]> 2024-09-23 03:15:05 UTC https://padlet.com/cjbrown23/PISD_Show_Pig_Padlet/wish/3132309870 Chores cjbrown23 https://padlet.com/cjbrown23/PISD_Show_Pig_Padlet/wish/3132312558 Check the chore chart after school tomorrow, I will be updating it monthly. Take pride in keeping the facilities clean and well taken care of!

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Also, a thermometer will come in handy. Normal temp for a pig is 101.5-103.5. If you suspect your pig is sick, take their temperature rectally.

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