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Farm Animals ESL Printable English Worksheets and Exercises For Kids

Free Farm Animals English ESL Printable Vocabulary Worksheets and Exercises, Farm Animals Picture Dictionaries, Crossword Puzzles and Word Search Worksheets, Missing Letters in Words and Unscramble the Words Exercises, Farm Animals Multiple Choice Tests, Vocabulary Learning Cards, Flashcards, Matching Exercises, Games, Posters For Kids and Teacher. 24 different Farm Animals English worksheets will help reinforce skills like reading, writing and vocabulary.

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Farm Animals for Kids ESL Word Matching English Exercise Worksheet.

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Worksheets farm animals for kids

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Worksheet 1: Farm Animals Vocabulary Sheet

14 animals commonly found on a farm.

Flashcard Set 1: Farm Animals Flashcards

Farm vocabulary flashcards.

Worksheet 2: What Animals Live on a Farm?

Students write what animals live on a farm and what people get from those animals.

Worksheet 3: Farm Animal Search

A matching and word search for 8 common farm animals.

Activity 1: What Animals Live on a Farm? (Easy)

This reading packet puzzle looks at what animals live on a farm.

Activity 2: What Animals Live on a Farm?

This reading packet puzzle looks at what animals live on a farm.

Video: On a Farm

This video demonstrate farm activities such as growing crops and raising animals in simple easy to read and listen to sentences.

Related Units: What Happens on a Farm?

Resources for teaching what happens on a farm.

Super Quiz Game: Farm Super Quiz

Students answer quiz questions about farms and farm animals.

The Animals On The Farm Worksheet – Make Your Own Farm

Let’s make our own farm! Draw pigs, sheep, horses, cows, roosters, and more. This versatile worksheet goes well with a variety of songs, including “The Animals On The Farm,” “Old McDonald,” and “Good Morning, Mr. Rooster.” Or, use it to accompany a farm related book. No matter how you use it, this worksheet is a great way for kids to get creative and have fun.

After, you can talk about what animals they drew, and which animals are their favorites.

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Farm Animal Printables For Preschool

For some reason when we think of spring we think of farm animals!

It reminds of us a sunny spring day when all the farm animals are out enjoying the beautiful weather.

If your children or students are studying farms, these farm animal printables are perfect!

They’re not only educational and engaging, but they’re fun for kids to do. Check out all the pages included in this set.

These printables are great for preschool, PreK, and kindergarten-aged children! Be sure to check out all of our preschool worksheets for even more ideas.

Farm Animal Worksheets

Farm Animal Letter Mazes

These worksheets are such a simple and fun way to help your children or students recognize uppercase and lowercase letters.

On each page, your child will color the specified uppercase and lowercase letters to make their way from the start of the maze all the way to the end of the maze. This set includes the letters c for chicken, g for goose, h for horse, and s for sheep.

Farm Flashcards

Do let the term flashcards scare you away! These flashcards are cute, colorful and so attractive to kids.

Chicken Life Cycle Printables

Inside this farm pack, we’ve also included a chicken life cycle poster and worksheets. Kids can reference the poster to learn basic sequencing on the stages of life of a chicken.

On top of that, cutting each of the stages out will also allow kids to practice using scissors!

Farm Color By Letter

This simple color by letter worksheet is great for helping kids recognize letters and color sight words. In addition to that, coloring is also great for fine motor skills.

Farm Memory Game

In almost every themed set of printables, we share we include memory card games. They’re just an easy way to fill some quiet time and can be used in a ton of different ways.

Farm Paper Strip Puzzles

These full-color printable puzzles are perfect for busy bags! We like to laminate them since we use them over and over again.

If your kids need help figuring out the puzzles you can also use a marker to write letters or numbers on the bottom of each strip so they can put them in the correct order.

These are also great for encouraging problem-solving, focus, and perserverence.

Farm Handwriting Practice Worksheets

We’ve also included 10 unique worksheets to help kids practice their handwriting.

On each sheet, it shows children the correct way to form the uppercase and lowercase letters, has the word on the first line and the upper and lowercase letters on the subsequent lines.

These 10 cute printable play dough mats each have a different number (1-10) of apples on the tree. Your child’s job is to form the same number of apples from the play dough, please them in the squares and then count the total number of apples on each page.

Want some farm sensory play? See how easy it is to make this farm small world play bin!

Apple Play Dough Mats

With these apple tree play dough mats, kids will practice counting numbers 1-10. As they roll the play dough into an apple shape, they’ll also be working the small muscles in the hand!

Printable Farm Emergent Reader Book

This cute little book has 9 pages, each with one or two simple sentences for children to read. It comes in black and white so kids can read the story and color in the scene based on the sentences listed on each page.

Farm Animal Fine Motor Worksheet

On this one-page worksheet, kids can practice fine motor skills by tracing or cutting along the dotted lines!

Label A Pig Worksheet

Have kids color, cut, and match the various parts of a pig to the terms along the bottom of the page.

Farm Fun For Your Kids

This farm pack is loaded with over 40 pages to keep your kids busy learning for hours!

You can purchase the entire set below or enter your email in the form at the bottom of the page to receive a free printable page (the farm color by letter worksheet).

Farm Animals Lesson Plan

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In this lesson students practice saying farm animals and the noises that they make. Students play fun games and activities with farm animal toys, sing Old MacDonald, read a funny story and do a matching activity worksheet.

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This lesson builds up to the song «Old MacDonald» and uses the farm animals and their sounds as the basis of the lesson.

Lesson Procedure:

Warm Up and Maintenance:

New Learning and Practice:

1. Use farm animal plastic toys for «play time»
If you have a small class, start off sitting together playing with the farm animals and any other farm toys to go with them (buildings and barns, tractors, pens, other animals, etc.). For larger classes, if you have enough sets you can put the class into groups with the animal toys to play with. At this stage, you don’t need to do any direct teaching – just play with the animals and have fun together!

2. Introduce the vocab
As you are playing, start saying the animal vocab and animal sounds. E.g. «This is a pig –oink, oink!». As you and your students play with the animals tell them the animal names and sounds in English.

3. Teach & practice the vocab
After playing for a while collect all of the toys and put them away, keeping the cow, dog, sheep, duck and pig out. You’ll also need the same farm animal flashcards. Put the flashcards on the floor. Hold up one of the plastic animals and chorus the vocab, as follows:

Teacher: «cow, cow, cow»
Students: «cow, cow, cow»
Teacher: «And a cow says Moo. Moo, moo, moo”
Students: «Moo, moo, moo»

Then ask which flashcard (on the floor) is the cow. Encourage your students to point or touch the correct flashcard. Then place the animal on its corresponding flashcard. Do for all of the animals.

4. Play «Put the animal on the flashcard»
Now you have 5 animals toys sitting on their flashcards. Pick up each animal toy and throw it somewhere in the classroom. Call out different students to pick up an animal and place it back on the correct flashcard..

5. Play «Flashcard touch» and «The missing flashcard» game
Put the animal toys away. Keep the flashcards on the floor. Tell your students to sit around the flashcards on the floor (or on a table) and to put their hands up in the air. Say a flashcard (e.g. «pig») and students have to quickly touch the correct card. Play a few rounds. After that, tell your students to close and to cover their eyes. Turn over one of the cards. Say “Open your eyes”. The students have to shout out the missing card.

6. Sing «Old MacDonald»
Either stick the flashcards in the order of the song on the board or use the Old MacDonald song poster. First, practice the gestures (below) for the farmer and the animals. Then play the song and encourage your students to sing along with you as they do the actions.

Lyrics for «Old MacDonald»

Verse 1:
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!
And on that farm he had a cow, E-I-E-I-O!
With a moo-moo here and a moo-moo there,
Here a moo, there a moo, everywhere a moo-moo,
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!

Verse 2:
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!
And on that farm he had a dog, E-I-E-I-O!
With a woof-woof here and a woof-woof there,
Here a woof, there a woof, everywhere a woof-woof,
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!

Verse 3:
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!
And on that farm he had a sheep, E-I-E-I-O!
With a baa-baa here and a baa-baa there,
Here a baa, there a baa, everywhere a baa-baa,
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!

Verse 4:
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!
And on that farm he had a duck, E-I-E-I-O!
With a quack-quack here and a quack-quack there,
Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack-quack,
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!

Verse 5:
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!
And on that farm he had a pig, E-I-E-I-O!
With an oink-oink here and an oink-oink there,
Here an oink, there an oink, everywhere an oink-oink,
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!

Verse 6:
(Ok! Let’s do all the animals!)

«Cow!»
With a moo-moo here and a moo-moo there, Here a moo, there a moo, everywhere a moo-moo.

«Dog!»
With a woof-woof here and a woof-woof there, Here a woof, there a woof, everywhere a woof-woof.

«Sheep!»
(Sung): With a baa-baa here and a baa-baa there, Here a baa, there a baa, everywhere a baa-baa.

«Duck!»
With a quack-quack here and a quack-quack there, Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack-quack.

«Pig!»
With an oink-oink here and an oink-oink there, Here an oink, there an oink, every-where an oink-oink.

Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!

Gestures for «Old MacDonald»

There are a number of activities you can do as you sing along to the song:

We also have a video that you can stream in class to sing along with (Internet connection required):

Get the students really involved in the story by asking lots of questions and getting them to guess which animals are making the noises.

After reading the story, give out a reader worksheet to each student and read through the story one more time (without stopping for questions, etc.) as students circle the animals in the story. Then go through the answers as a class.

Alternatively, watch our video version of the reader (Internet connection required):

To finish off this section of the lesson, give out the worksheets. As your students are doing the worksheets, ask questions (e.g. «What animal is that?», «What noise does it make?», etc.).

Wrap Up:

1. Assign Homework: «Farm Animals Match» worksheet.
2. Wrap up the lesson with some ideas from our «Warm Up & Wrap Up» page.

Print Outs / Worksheets:

Match up the Animals 2

Farm Animals Match

Flashcards:

Songs & Readers:

Old MacDonald’s Farm Animals

Additional materials:

Farm animals vocab crossword

Farm animals vocab word search

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Farm Animals Printable Activities

Here you’ll find printable activities to practice farm animal names and vocabulary with your children!

Animals are lovely creatures! They come in many shapes, sizes, and colors. They could live in the mountains, the seas, or even the forest. However, one of the most loved are farm animals. These are usually children’s favorite since are the ones they are more likely to see as they grow up. From cows to ducks, gooses, and horses, there are many different types of animals that can live on a farm and that. In these farm animal printable activities, your little ones will get to learn more about these amazing creatures as they practice their English skills.

Even babies and toddlers enjoy learning about animals. Of course, at this young age, babies usually start by learning more simple things such as the sounds of the animals and their names. However, as kids grow up, their thirst for knowledge grows as well. Then, as they come close to going to school, they start learning more in-depth about these lovely farmyard friends. Usually, this means getting to know other animal names, learning more about their habits, like where do they live and what they eat, and also, how to properly take care of them.

There are several options for your little one to start learning about animals in English at home. One of these is through printable activities. Printable activities are a great way for kids to master their writing skills while they’re having fun and learning new and exciting concepts.

In these worksheets about animals, your little one will find a picture dictionary with some farm animal drawings for kids to color. Each one of the drawings in the three printables has the name of the animal below. This way your little one can also practice writing in English, and can even improve their spelling in English by writing the farm animal names.

On the first printable, you’ll also find a list of useful phrases about farm animals in English to practice with your little one. This will boost your little one communication, listening, and speaking skills through practice. These phrases are great to practice in your day-to-day life.

The exercises in the printable are complemented with songs, book recommendations, and other activities related to the topic. You can practice with your little one singing songs about animals such as “Old MacDonald” and also “The Farmer in the Dell”, which are great for the youngest of the family due to their catchy tunes and simplicity.

Farm Animals Free Printable English ESL Vocabulary Worksheets and Exercises For Kids

In this, we are offering you the finest English Vocabulary and Flashcards Worksheets for kids. Instead of having too much text and repeated explanations, our worksheets consist of words and pictures. Worksheets one of the best resources for students. These English Worksheets are designed simply to help kids understand the concepts of English language in a simple manner vocabulary. These Farm Animals English Worksheets designed for students and teacher comprise the perfect blend of learning and enjoyment. These English Worksheets for kids consist are given in the form of puzzles, crosswords, word scrambles, and such other kinds. These English Worksheets are crafted by our experts in order to educate your students in a fun way.

This website provides you with free downloadable practice material for students and teachers. Downloads are available free of charge as long as you do not remove the link to engworksheets.com at the bottom of each worksheets.

You can download these Farm Animals English Worksheets for student and teacher PDF through the links given below. The worksheets are in PDF format. Click on the download link to download each worksheet. If you do not have acrobat reader installed, you can download a free copy here.

Farm Animals vocabulary you will learn in these worksheets: Bird, Bull, Cat, Chick, Cow, Dog, Donkey, Duck, Goat, Hen, Horse, Mouse, Mule, Parrot, Pig, Pigeon, Rooster, Sheep, Swan, Turkey,

English equivalent is given below the pictures and pictures on our Farm Animals English vocabulary worksheet for kids. On this worksheet you will learn the words and pictures you will come across on all of our Farm Animals English worksheets. You have to match words and pictures on our Farm Animals worksheet and learn the words. You can print our printable Farm Animals English worksheets and distribute them to your students. Farm Animals vocabulary worksheet

English And Your Native Language Farm Animals ESL Printable Dictionary Worksheet For Kids

On our Farm Animals English vocabulary worksheet for kids, the pictures describing the words and the meaning in English and your own language are given below the pictures. On our worksheet, you will learn the English equivalent of Farm Animals words in your own language. Not every word of the word for the Farm Animals is given in your language. This section is still in the trial phase. You can let us know the missing words. Our Farm Animals English worksheets are provided in PDF. You can print it out, give it to your students, or even hang it on a clipboard in your classroom. Farm Animals worksheet

Farm Animals ESL Printable Matching Exercise Worksheets For Kids

You can check the words we gave in our first Farm Animals worksheet for kids on this worksheet. You can check whether you have learned the Farm Animals words by writing the Farm Animals words you associate with the Farm Animals pictures in the space below the pictures. Correct answers are given on the second page. You can print the Farm Animals worksheets together with the answer key. Farm Animals english worksheets

Farm Animals ESL Vocabulary Matching Exercise Worksheet For Kids

The words to be written under the pictures on our Farm Animals printable English worksheet are given in bulk at the top of our worksheet for kids. Write the words under the correct pictures, you can check what you wrote in the answer keys. On our Farm Animals vocabulary worksheet, you will understand how much you have learned the words and pictures you match in your memory. Farm Animals exercises

Farm Animals ESL Writing Practice Worksheet for Missing Words.

In our English worksheet for kids, the letters of the Farm Animals words letters are missing given. You must complete the missing letters and you will be able to check whether you have learned the correct English spelling of Farm Animals words. Learning Farm Animals vocabulary will become more fun for you and your students. Correct answers are given on the second page. Farm Animals vocabulary

Farm Animals ESL Printable Unscramble the Words Worksheet For Kids

The letters are mixed in our Farm Animals worksheet. You should write the mixed English words of the Farm Animals correctly. So you can check your ability to write English words. Correct spelling of Farm Animals English words is given on the second page. Farm Animals english exercises for kids

Farm Animals ESL Printable Multiple Choice Test.

You are asked to find out which word the pictures are given in our multiple-choice Farm Animals English worksheet for children belong. Mark the correct 4 words around the picture. The correct answers of English cuisine words are marked on the second page. Farm Animals flashcards

Farm Animals ESL Missing Letters In Words Exercise Worksheet

You must complete the letters of the missing English Farm Animals words in the boxes. You can make learning vocabulary fun for yourself and our students on our Farm Animals worksheet. The answers to the missing words are written on the second page. Farm Animals esl worksheets

Farm Animals ESL Printable Unscramble the Words Worksheet.

In our Farm Animals English worksheet with a different design, you should write the English equivalents of the pictures in a letter in the boxes. You will get into the habit of writing English words correctly. Correct answers are given at the end of the PDF page. Farm Animals vocabulary esl

Farm Animals ESL Printable Unscramble the Words English Worksheet.

On our worksheet with a beautiful design. You are required to complete the Farm Animals English words given in missing letters. Complete the missing letters and check the accuracy on the second page. Farm Animals english worksheets

ESL Kids Farm Animals Vocabulary

This page has an ESL kids farm animals vocabulary list for you to use with your children to teach them all the vocabulary. Farms are important as they are where all our food comes from, and your children will need to understand what the animals are to understand what is happening.

Understanding a wide vocabulary is important for children when they need to use English, and this page has a vocabulary list, flashcards and a recording of the vocabulary being spoken by a native English speaker. All of this material will help you children learn the words.

Then at the end there are materials for you to download and use with your kids to help them remember the words. The materials are as follows:

ESL Kids Farm Animals Vocabulary List

The list of farm animals vocabulary has 20 items with pictures to show what the words mean. You should look at the list and try to learn the words with your children. If you prefer to learn the ESL kids farm animals vocabulary offline you can download the picture flashcards and use them when you need to. Then there is a recording of the vocabulary that you can listen to so your kids can learn the correct way to pronounce and say the words.

All About Farm Animals Theme

Click on the farm animals below to learn more about them. Free worksheets, coloring activities, songs, stories are some of the resources that are included in there.

More Farm Related Resources below:

Farm Phonics Activity Beginning sounds – interactive
For more Phonic work, visit our individual topics. The Phonics worksheets are found there.

Farm Animals Cliparts. There are lots of farm related animal cliparts and more here.

MORE FARM RELATED ACTIVITIES

The Farm Animals
Listen to this story online. Tells about the sounds these animals make
English : Farm Animals
Name of farm animals and animal parts – with sound. Good site.
KBear’s Farm
Click on the pictures to get more information. Printables.
ART & CRAFT
Farm Animal Activities for kids. Crafts

MAKE A NEW ENGLAND FARM CRAFT

Farm Resources for Teachers
Lesson Plans, worksheets, etc can be found in our individual topics site. If you have looked at those and want more, this is the place to go to. There are many interesting links on farm related topics and resources.

Farm Sanctuary
Lots of information about farming and the exploitation of farm animals.

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Learning about farm animals

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Farm animals are a great topic of study for preschoolers. I recently completed a Life on the Farm unit with my two kids, 4-year-old QBoy and 3-year-old XGirl.

When I start a new unit with the kids, I usually plan out a few learning objectives to keep me on track with our activities. For our farm unit, here are just a few of the objectives I hoped to achieve while learning about farm animals:

Toward that end, we did several activities to help us achieve these objectives for our learning about farm animals.

Note: For more kid-friendly farm activities and printables, see my Life on the Farm Unit Study page.

Farm animal memory game

I printed some farm animal memory cards from my > Farm Printable Pack” href=”https://www.giftofcuriosity.com/printables/download-farm-printable-pack/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Farm Printable Pack so we could play memory. My kids love this game, and doing it with farm animals was a great way to reinforce the names of the animals.

Farm animal families

We learned the names for the father, mother, and baby animals in each animal family. (I’ve created a Farm Animal Families printable you can grab in my shop.)

First we matched the picture-with-label cards to the picture-only cards. We also matched animals from our Safari Ltd Down on the Farm Toob, Safari Ltd Farm Animals Toob, and Safari Ltd Farm Babies Toob to the pictures.

How to milk a cow

We didn’t have the opportunity to milk an actual cow, but we did something almost as good – we made our own cow udder from a rubber glove! I poked small holes in the finger tips with a pin, filled it with water, and then let the kids “milk” it.

They laughed so hard when the water squirt me!

What products come from animals

I found a great printable focused on farm animals and their by-products at Joyfully Weary. We used it to learn about the various food and non-food products that come from chickens, cows, sheep, ducks, and pigs.

Farm animal coverings

I planned a sticky wall activity to get the kids thinking about the fact that different farm animals have different types of coverings, such as hair, wool, and feathers.

To prepare, I used to painter’s tape to hang black line pictures of a horse, sheep, and chicken on our wall. I then placed clear contact paper over the printables, with the sticky side facing out. (The printables are from Happy and Blessed Home, but I’m not sure if they are available anymore since I received them by subscribing to the email list.)

I then laid out a tray with feathers, cotton balls (wool), and yarn (hair).

The kids added the appropriate covering to each animal by sticking it to the clear contact paper.

And this was the end result! XGirl, whose work is on the right, thought it was particularly funny that she completely covered her sheep so even its face was not showing. 🙂

Visit a goat farm

Finally, our family also took a trip to visit Harley Farms in Pescadero, CA, which specializes in goat cheeses. We got to meet some of the 200 or so goats at the farm. In this picture the kids are in the barn checking out the goat food.

We also got a tour of the goat milking machinery. We learned that it would take 10 minutes to milk one goat by hand, but with these pumps they can milk 14 goats in 4 minutes.

More farm learning resources

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For more kid-friendly farm activities and printables, see my Life on the Farm Unit Study page and my Farm Unit Pinterest board.

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11 Comments

Carol

My kids are too old for your printables, but I wanted to tell you that they are adorable and I think it is so generous of you to share these at no cost!

Katie

Thanks, that’s so kind of you to say!

Colleen @ MommieDaze

I love the activity with the feather, cottonballs and yarn. Very clever! I’m doing preschool at home with my four year, and it’s really helpful to see how you plan out a unit.

Katie

Hi Colleen – I hope it’s clear that we didn’t do the activities in the same order I post them. I group the activities for the posts because I think it makes the most sense for the reader or for someone searching for a particular type of farm-related activity.

Stephanie @ From the Burbs to the Boonies

I really like how you have objectives for each unit, thanks for sharing those, I need to make objectives and goals for the things we work on at home from school. I also love how you have them put appropriate fur on and matching using the 3 dimensional animals and also the word. And pretending to milk a cow, how cool!

Missy

You have some good ideas on here! We have the farm animal products cards too. They are great! Thanks for sharing!

I found your post on Science Sunday.

Lucinda @ Navigating By Joy

I love the way you went about planning this – so organised. I’m sure your kids learned heaps. I especially like the sticking feathers/wood/hair activity, and the trip to the goat farm looks wonderful.
Lucinda

Ticia

I miss my kids being young enough we study farm animals. Great unit! I’m gonna go check out your giveaway.

Thanks for linking up to Science Sunday again!

Mira

Aekta Doshi

This is a great way to also bring awareness in children about how to treat animals kindly! Kindness comes so naturally to them anyway.

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Farm Animal Preschool Activities and Printables

Farm animals activities, crafts, games, and printables for preschool and kindergarten. Celebrate the new life of spring with this theme on baby animals born on the farm. Children engage in a series of activities, games, songs, and rhymes centered on baby animal vocabulary: chick, duckling, lamb, bunny, puppy, kitten, foal, calf, piglet, and kid. The felt story «Are You My Mom?» is a great way to introduce children to these terms. This theme is a natural tie-in to our At the Farm activities. In addition, children learn the sounds farm animals make along the way.

Samples of our farm animals inspired animals preschool activities, lessons, crafts, folder games, and printables available in our KidsSoup Resource Library:

Free Farm Animals Crafts, Activities, and Printables

Farm Animals Centers

Small World Play Area
Make a farm in your sand table. Create different areas for the different farm animals.

Fine Motor Skills Center (Finger Gym)
Provide plastic farm animals or farm animals cut-outs and a basket with small pipe cleaner pieces. Let children use tweezers to feed the farm animals.

Herding Sheep Fine Motor Skills Activity
Provide cotton balls (sheep), a plastic spoon, and some blocks. Let children create pastures with the blocks and pretend to be sheep dogs herding the sheep, with the help of the spoon, inside the pasture.

Block Center
Add farm animals, small pipe cleaner pieces (hay), tiny baskets, artifical grass, green and blue fabrics, and a farm to your block area. Let children create different pastures, fences, and barns with the blocks.

Farm Animals Circle Activities and Games

Five Cows All Black and White Felt Story (Patterns, printables, and activity available inside our KidsSoup Resource Library)

Five Cows All Black and White
(Tune: Five Green and Speckled Frogs)

Five cows all black and white,
Chewed their cud from day to night,
So they could give milk sweet and pure.
Squirt! Squirt!
One left the barn one day,
So she could find more hay.
Then there were 4 cows black and white.
Moo! Moo!

Continue with 4, 3, 2, 1

Cows Headband Craft (Patterns and craft instructions available inside our KidsSoup Resource Library)

Old MacDonald Had a Farm (Farm Animal Names)
Put some farm animal toys inside a pail and place it in the middle of the circle.

Sing the song «Old MacDonald Had a Farm.»

Old MacDonald had a farm,
E-I-E-I-O.

And on his farm he had a _____ (Ask one child to pick out a farm animal from the pail, name the animal, and show it to the class. The class makes the sound of the animal.)
E-I-E-I-O.

Old MacDonald had a farm,
E-I-E-I-O.

Farm Animals Stick Puppets
Print b/w farm animal pictures and let children color the farm animals and glue to a craft stick. Let children hold up the matching farm animal puppet while you sing the song «Old MacDonald Had a Farm.»

What Farm Animal is Missing? (Visual memory)
Place several plastic farm animals and a toy barn in the center. Let children name each animal. Instruct children to close their eyes, then hide one animal inside the toy barn. Let children open their eyes and let one child guess which animal is missing. Play the game the next day again and hide two animals.

Farm Animals Math Learning Centers

Feed the Farm Animals (Counting and Measuring)
Prepare a container with cornmeal and number cards (1-5). Choose three farm animal toys (horse, pig, cow) and place a plate in front of each animal. Let children choose a number card and use a spoon to count and feed the animals with the matching number of cornmeal spoons. Look at the different amounts on the plates. Which animal got more food? Which animal has the least?

Feed the Animals Number Sense (Printables and activity available inside our KidsSoup Resource Library)

Hen and Chicks (Adding)
Print a hen picture and place together with 10 yellow pom-poms or chenille chicks in front of each child. Let one child roll a die and call out the number. Let children place the matching number of chicks on their hen. Let children count their chicks. Ask children to add one more chick. How many chicks does the hen have now? Write the number sentence on the board. Remove the chicks and repeat the activity.

Farm Animals Language Learning Centers

Farm Animal Names Writing (Printables and activity available inside our KidsSoup Resource Library)

Farm Animals Dot Activity Printables

These farm animals dot activity printables are a fun fine motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers that will make a great addition to your farm units.

These farm animal dot activity worksheets were a perfect easy prep, low mess activity for the kids to go with their animal books and toys.

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With minimal prep required, this is a quick and easy activity to set up for your kids.

This Farm Animals Dot Activity set includes nine black and white worksheets: pig, cat, goat, sheep, cow, horse, duck, chicken, dog.

Download and print these farm animals do a dot worksheets on regular 8 1/2 x 11″ paper. They are created to print in landscape format.

We often use Do A Dot Art! Markers with our dot activity sheets, but I have been blown away by how all of you use these dot activity worksheets: pom poms, stickers, bingo daubers, and more! I especially love using dot stickers when you are on the go or need a quiet activity at a restaurant or doctor appointment.

BENEFITS OF DOT PAINTING

These dot painting worksheets offer many benefits ts to kids. Besides being mess free, dot painting also helps kids develop hand-eye coordination as they direct their paint marker their paper. Kids strengthen fine motor skills as they hold the dot markers and move their hands to apply the marker to the paper. Do A Dot Art Markers, are especially great for little ones, because they are chunky, making it easier for their little hands to easily grab and manipulate.

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Farm Animal Activities For Preschoolers

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These farm animal activities for preschoolers include farm coloring pages, farm animal mazes, farm animal drawing ideas, farm color by number and more! These animal activities would be perfect for a farm theme preschool class or for your homeschool preschoool.

Do your kids love reading about and visiting farms, watching and feeding all the cute baby animals and helping with the harvesting? My kids love watching baby goats bounding around on the dirt while little chicks squeak along following their mama.

Farm Animals Activities For Preschoolers

This kids farmyard printable pack is aimed at preschool and kindergarten age children, three through eight. It includes a variety of math and literacy activities all with a fun farm and farm animal theme. You can find all of preschool learning activities here.

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Here are some items that pair well with these activities. You will use each of these items over and over during all my printable preschool activity packs.

This Farm theme preschool pack contains over 100 pages and includes many activities.

In this printable pack, children enjoy learning about the animals on the farm as well as some of the buildings and equipment you will find there.

There are pages for children to research some of the farm animals, including pigs and goats, and take notes of what they find. There is also a printable book where children can read about different animals on the farm. After reading the sentence and writing the name of the animal, they can decorate the picture however they want, with coloring pencils, markers or crayons.

There are also some Color by number / letter / shape pages that would make great posters after they are completed! Children and teachers will love that some of the farm animal activities for preschoolers can be turned into posters!

One of the most fun activities has to be the ‘Finish the Farm Animals.’ This is a great art project where children will learn to draw the other half of the face of a farm animal. We’ve included such animals as dogs, donkey, bunny and more. There are two different versions, one simple one and one a little more complex. After they complete their drawings, they can color them in as well. There is also a place to trace the animal name.

Some extra farm activities that are not found in our normal printable activity packs is this finish the farm animals faces. The one with the tracing lines can be used with younger children. The one without tracing lines are more for older children (pre k, kindergarten or elementary school age) to work on some visual processing. It is very challenging and I urge you, as an adult to try it as well. You could also do these cool barnyard activities. Encourage your children to talk about the farm animal sounds. What sound does the dog make? What about the cat?
Toddlers absolutely love that!

Preschoolers love singing so sing some farm songs! Old MacDonald had a farm is a good one.

You can find my favorite farm toys below:

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Create a farm sensory bin to go with the activity:

Животные (Pets and farm animals) — идеи для уроков.

Замечательная тема, с усвоением которой редко бывают проблемы.

В данной теме мы проходим следующих животных: cat (кошка), dog (собака), mouse (мышка), duck (утка), horse (лошадь), bird (птичка), rabbit (кролик), cow (корова), sheep (овечка), pig (хрюшка), chicken (курица), chick (цыпленок).

В зависимости от уровня, можно исключить несколько животных или наоборот добавить.

1. Карточки (flashcards). По моим наблюдениям, детям (даже в 6 лет) нравятся такие красивые мультяшные что ли образы животных. Если взять фото обычной лошади и картинку лошадки с большими глазами и улыбкой, какую выберут дети? Но вам конечно решать. Здесь смотрите различные игры с карточками.
Каждый урок картинки можно представлять по-разному, тем самым заставляя ребенка с нетерпением ждать следующего урока.
2. Герой. Куда же без него. Дети с большим удовольствием общаются с куклами, мягкими зверюшками, нежели с взрослым человеком. Поэтому каждый урок можно «приглашать в гости» нового героя.
Today we have a guest. This is a mouse. Let’s say hello to the mouse. –HELLO – I wonder what her name is. Let’s ask her. What’s your name? My name is Adele (другим голосом). Oh, hello, Adele.

Adele здоровается с каждым ребенком. Он может задавать короткие вопросы.

What’s your name?
How old are you?

При этом, герой должен живо реагировать на ответы ребенка.

Oh, hello, Oleg. My name is Adele. Let’s be friends (пожимает руку).

You are 3?! You are a big boy/girl! I am 2. I am a little mouse.

Так тема у нас «Животные», и нам нужно, чтобы ребенок как можно больше раз за урок услышал, названия животных по-английски. Здесь, безусловно, возможны варианты.
К примеру, герой может принести сумку с игрушечными животными (желательно мелкими). Возможен такой диалог:

— Adele, what do you have?

— What’s there in the bag?

— There are animals in the bag.

— Let’s see. What is this? (говорит учитель, вынимая игрушки, либо дети могут по очереди доставать игрушки сами)

— What color is the dog? (спрашивает учитель у детей)

— Yes, it is. This is a brown dog.

И так достаем всех зверей. Затем…

You have many animals, Adele! Children, let’s count the animals. 1,2,3,4….

Другой вариант больше подходит, когда дети уже знакомы со словами по теме.

Показываем карточки (либо сами игрушки), и спрашиваем у Adele:

Учитель: What is this, Adele?

Cookie: Hmmm…. Dog (говорит неправильно)?

Учитель: Adele, this is not dog. This is a cat!

И продолжаем так дальше. Дети любят почувствовать себя умнее кого-то другого 🙂

На животных (как и в теме «Игрушки») можно отрабатывать фразы I like / I don’t like и соответственно вопрос “What do you like?”, который согласно нашей теме можно задать иначе:

“What animals do you like?”

“What animal do you like more?”

“What animals don’t you like?”

“Do you like the horse or the pig?”

3. Игры

Нужны: небольшие звери – игрушки, платок.
Расставляем зверей на полу.

During the day, animals like to play and dance. But night came and animals went to sleep. (накрываем платком) And you go to sleep. Close your eyes.

“Oh, wake up! It is morning! The sun is in the sky! Oh, look at the animals! Somebody is missing. Who is missing? The dog is here. The horse is here. The mouse is here. But who is missing?”

Можно повторить несколько раз.

При этом можно эту же игру представить как поход на ферму, но когда наступает ночь, животные часто убегают с фермы.

Игра в «Дразнилки».
Учитель называет какое-то животное на английском языке, а дети начинают изображать это животное.

Пантомима.
Одному ребенку на ушко говорим какое-то животное. Он начинает его изображать, а другие дети должны угадать что это за животное, называя свои варианты на английском.

4.

Игра в «Дрессировщика».
Дети вытягивают карточки с животными,либо сами говорят какими животными они будут. Дрессировщик (сначала учитель, а затем и дети по очереди) дает команды отдельным животным. Например:

Dog, jump!
Cow, sit downon the floor!

Считалка.
Хороша не только потому, что дети могут повторить всех известных им животных, но и для закрепления счета
Дети по очереди начинают считать, называя по одной цифре быстро

и на кого выпадает, например, цифра 12 — тот изображает животное, которое выберут и назовут остальные по-английски конечно.

4. Короткие стихотворения.

Здесь можно посмотреть короткие стихотворения на английском языке, которые связаны с животными. Стихи очень простые, и подходят для самых маленьких.

5. Раскраски.

Безусловно в сети можно найти раскраски на любой вкус. Я предлагаю несколько.

6. Сказка-сценка

про мышонка и кошку здесь. Мне понравилась тем, что по своему усмотрению, можно заменять животных на тех, которые вы изучаете в данный момент.

Если вы считаете материал интересным, поделитесь им с друзьями в социальных сетях.

Worksheets farm animals for kids

This is a sentence writing activity that teaches the language for talking about farmers and crops.

Worksheet 2:Farm Word Search

This is a easy word search that can be used to review farm words such as fields, harvest, and scarecrow.

Activity 1: What Happens on a Farm?

This is a reading packet puzzle that can be used to teach what happens on a farm and sentence construction for young learners. To see how these reading packets are used visit the reading packet puzzles section.

Reading Selection 1:On a Farm

This is a simple reading selection written for young learners describing what happens on a farm: Farmers plant crops, farmers harvest crops, and scarecrows guard the crops.

Reading Selection 2:Farm Life

This is a simple reading selection written for young learners describing what farmers do: Farmers plant crops and farmers raise livestock.

Video: On a Farm

This video demonstrate farm activities such as growing crops and raising animals in simple easy to read and listen to sentences.

Related Units: Farm Animals

Resources for teaching the names of common farm animals.

Super Quiz Game: Farm Super Quiz

Students answer quiz questions about farms and farm animals.

Farm Animals Coloring Pages for Kids

E-I-E-I-Oh, these 10 free Farm Animals Coloring Pages for Kids are so much fun!

Perfect for teachers looking to bring some farming fun to the classroom or, bring it on home — moms and dads can use these coloring pages for kids for homeschool lessons or summer entertainment.

If you are looking for more free printable coloring pages for kids we have you covered. Visit these coloring pages for kids and you will find all sort of different coloring sheets for kids from dinosaurs to dolphins and seasonal themed one.

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Print them (link is at the bottom of the article), color them, paint them, frame them — here are some ideas to get you started:

Print one of each these free farm animals coloring pages for kids and distribute one to each child.

Then, start a conversation about each animal’s color.

For example, you can talk about what color chicks are when they’re born and how they change color as they get older.

You could also talk about different cow breeds and how they’re each different colors.

Afterwards, let the kids get creative and color their animals with whatever colors they’d like!

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In these free printable farm animal coloring pages you will get.

A Pig

A Hen

A Horse

A Duck

A Bunny

A Sheep

A Goat

A Cow

A Turkey

A Donkey

Print each Farm Animals coloring page and let each kid get creative with color, glitter, tissue paper squares — whatever you have on hand. Cut out each character and laminate.

Don’t have a laminator?

You can place the cutout between two layers of wax paper (waxed side against the paper), place a dish towel on top, and run an iron, on the lowest setting, overtop.

Once the wax adheres to the cutout, flip over and repeat.

Once you’ve got your characters ready to go, glue a popsicle to the back and let the kids perform a puppet show. Extra credit: Let your kids or students write a short script with lines for each of the animals.

Let your kids Van Gogh-to-town with paints and brushes.

Once dry, frame their mini masterpieces or, if it’s a classroom activity, send them home to mom and dad.

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34 Fun Farm Animal Crafts For Kids [With Free Templates]

Visiting a farm and exploring all the animals that live there is a fabulous learning activity for young children!

There’s so much to discover and children readily soak it all in.

Take that enthusiasm and keep the fun going at home with these farm animal crafts for kids!

These projects are simple, fun, and great for creativity. On top of that, they’ll help kids work on fine motor skills, cutting, and using the proper amount of glue.

Browse through these ideas and save the ones you like for later! They’re great for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary children.

Farm Crafts For Kids

Paper plate crafts are one of our favorites for kids because it allows them to use multiple mediums for creating! This paper plate horse craft is super simple too.

Popsicle stick crafts are a little more advanced than some of our other activities, but they’re so worth it! This popsicle stick sheep craft is great for farm units.

This paper plate rooster is another simple idea. We like it to help kids with fine motor skills when they’re cutting and painting!

This goat paper bag puppet craft is perfect for farm units and can be made in a variety of colors.

Create this simple duck headband craft with a bit of paper, glue, and our free template! Or, let the kids color in their own from the black and white version.

Kids who love horses will want to add this paper bag horse craft to your list!

Make this easy paper bag chicken with just a few simple supplies!

Aren’t cows some of the cutest farm animal crafts?! Make this easy cow craft for kids with paper, glue, and scissors.

This handprint chicken craft is another cute little handprint craft for kids that’s quick and easy to make.

This duck paper bag puppet craft is super simple and great for helping kids use their creativity when they play with it!

Need a super simple farm animal craft for toddlers? This paper plate pig craft is perfect! It only has a few pieces to cut out, and they’re all simple shapes.

Handprint crafts are not only fun to make but are also adorable keepsakes for parents to save. This handprint chick craft is simple too!

We can’t forget about the important role of cats on the farm! This paper bag cat craft is fun for preschool and kindergarten children to create.

What’s cuter than little chicks being born in spring?! Not much, right? This paper plate chick craft is simple and big so little hands can make it easier.

Dogs are an integral part of many farms! This paper plate dog craft is a fun option for kids who want to paint.

Handprint crafts never get old, right? Make this cute and quick handprint rooster craft as well!

Create a whole cast of farm animal puppets when you add this cow paper bag puppet craft to your craft day!

This cat headband craft is the perfect project to keep little hands busy during a long winter day. It’s also great as an activity at your next kids’ party!

This duck handprint craft might just win the cutest farm craft of all time!

Isn’t this handprint sheep craft so cute?! Trace your child’s hand and help them make this adorable little sheep.

This fluffy chick craft is a little different since it actually has some texture. Click through to see how you can make it with your kids with something you probably have in your craft closet already.

Pigs wallowing in the mud is definitely a sight you’ll see while on the farm. This pig handprint craft is happy and muddy!

Those big sheep eyes are just darling! Create this sheep paper plate craft with some paint, paper, and our free printable template.

Want another cow craft idea? Try this paper plate cow craft instead of our paper craft version.

This sweet little sheep is more than it looks – it’s a card too! Grab the free template and make this sheep card craft with your kids.

While mice not be the first animals you think of on the farm, they’re definitely a critter you can find whether farmers want them or not! This paper bag mouse craft is super cute and fun to create.

Remember those pesky little mice we talked about earlier? Well, that’s exactly why this paper plate cat craft is included in the farm list. They’ll take care of all the mice they find.

Bunnies are so adorable, right?! This paper plate bunny craft is so fun and simple to make!

We love how peaceful this sheep paper bag craft looks! It’s so perfect for a farm animal unit.

Need some more paper bag crafts to make? This paper bag pig craft is super simple, so it’s great for young children to create.

Can’t have enough llamas in your life? Add in this llama paper plate craft as well!

Finish up your farm themed unit with this adorable chick handprint card craft!

Which one are your kids going to make first?!

More Farm Animal Ideas For Kids

Keep the kids busy and learning with these creative activities for farm themes! Here are some great ideas for activities that will help your children learn while having a blast!

Below are some popular farm books for kids:

Mr.s Wishy-Washy’s Farm is a classic farm animal books for kids. In this story, the animals revolt against Mrs. Wishy-Washy’s baths and leave the farm. You have to read the story to find out what crazy shenanigans the animals run into after they leave the farm!

Little Blue Truck is one of the most popular books in our house. The cool illustrations and rhyming words really make this story fun to read. And with a whole series after this one, kids love getting to know the characters more and more!

The Cow Said Neigh! is a fun and silly book about farm animals who wish they were another farm animal. Kids will enjoy the rhyming and learn that each of us (animals included) has strengths we should embrace.

This personalized farm animal puzzle is a great gift for kids because it is both fun and educational. The puzzle can be customized to feature the child’s name too. Puzzles help to promote problem-solving skills, fine motor skills, and hand-eye coordination and they’re an engaging screen-free activity too!

These farm color by number printables are a great way to help your kids learn about colors and numbers, while also having fun. There are a variety of different farm-themed pictures to choose from, so you can find the perfect one for your kids.

Looking for some fun farm animal printables for your preschoolers? These activity sheets are perfect for helping kids develop their fine motor skills, letter recognition, memory, handwriting, and more. Plus, they’ll have a blast coloring and completing the activities. So what are you waiting for? Get printing!