The Farm Animals Unit is my personal favorite. There is something about a farm that draws kids of all ages. I would encourage you to take a field trip to a local farm if possible. This is the best way for kids to see first hand how amazing these animals are. In this unit, you will find slideshows, emergent readers, a farm animals pack, videos, and more!
*Be sure to check out our other elementary science units including zoo animals, earthworms for kids, and our spiders unit.
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This is a set of 9 farm animal activities featuring 1 cut & paste patterns, left vs. right, Cut & Paste big vs. small, 2 Big vs. Small, 1 Different, 1 Counting, and 2 Beginning Sounds. You can download more packs like this in our preschool resources.
This emergent reader is 11 pages long and features the sight words: a, on, and the. Encourage your child to color each of the farm animals according to the sentence to make it an activity reader! Download your own copy now! Be sure to download more of our emergent readers from our large collection.
This elementary science reader is All About Chickens. Come and learn some differences between roosters and hens. Discover new vocabulary words such as roosting and wattle. Have fun learning about chickens! Be sure to check out our other science slideshows here!
Early learners will love this emergent reader, Do You See Farm Animals? It features the high frequency words: do, you, see, the, it, and says. The reader focuses on one farm animal per page and has repetition throughout the book to help young readers. Perfect with any farm animal unit! Check out our other preschool slideshows here.
This slideshow, Farm Animal Letter Sounds, helps students with beginning word sounds. 10 questions are featured making it just long enough, but not too long! To work more on beginning sounds, visit our beginning sounds worksheets.
The Farm Animals Counting slideshow is an effective tool to use with your early learner. It features 10 counting questions while using farm animals as manipulatives. Work with your student on counting and numbers with our other resources.
Our Parable of the Lost Sheep lesson pairs seamlessly with any farm animal study. In this unit, you will find printables, a slideshow, craft, and more!
* This unit is a great way to bring the Lord into your farm animal unit. Use our other Teaching Bible Truths resources here in your home.
Watching this video by Noal Farm was a real treat! They prefer you view the film on YouTube, so find it here. It was so cool to see the entire process from shearing a sheep all the way to a wool product ready for purchase at the store.
Charlie Needs a Cloak is an awesome book to accompany this lesson. It follows a shepherd who shears his sheep, prepares the wool, dyes it, and makes his very own cloak. This book provides tons of educational information without seeming like a science book. It is a story that reveals the steps needed for Charlie to make his own cloak. Enjoy!
First, the child will cut along the dotted line separating the barn from the rest of the sheet. Then the child will cut out the chickens and place them where they belong based on the instructions. You may need to help your child read the instructions. DOWNLOAD HERE. Happy learning!
Have your children ever wondered where milk comes from? In this a fun and educational video, Ethan and Justin take a trip to a dairy farm. You will see cows being milked, and understand how milk gets to our grocery stores. This video is great for all ages!
This Little Farm is full of sweet farm animals! Come with Miss Penny and the KidVision Pre-K Kids as they collect eggs, measure a pony, and milk a goat. You will hear the sounds all your favorite farm animals make! It will inspire your class to sing …“Old MacDonald had a farm……”
I thought this video had tons of educational information.
You can’t teach a farm unit without singing the classic nursery rhyme of, “Old MacDonald Had a Farm.”
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