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Farm
Animal
Activity Sheets
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Count the Animals on the Farm Directions: Count how many animals you see and write the answer on the line.
How many pigs?
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How many cows?
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How many chickens?
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How many goats?
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How many horses?
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How many sheep?
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Animal Terms Fill in the blanks with the correct name for the gender or term of the animals
Sheep
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Cattle _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Goats _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Female Sow Doe Ewe
Hen Cow
Baby Lamb Calf Kid
Piglet Chick
Male Buck Boar Bull
Rooster Ram
Male Female Baby
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From Centennial Farm to Home Directions: Draw a line matching the things from the farm on the left to something
you might find in your own home on the right.
Strawberries
Honey
Eggs
Dairy
Jam
Shirt
Hen
Cow
Bread
Wheat
Bees
Cotton
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Animal Sounds on Centennial Farm! Directions: Write in the bubble the animal sound best suited for each animal. Use
the word bank for spelling. Suggestion: Sing along with “Old MacDonald.” Word Bank: Cluck-cluck Buzz-buzz Oink-oink Moo Hop-hop Cock-a-doodle-doo Baa-baa Quack
Cattle Duck
Sheep Bee
Pig Rooster
Hen Rabbit
Rooster
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What Animals Produce The farmer gets different items from different animals. Fill in the blanks next to the animals with the letter of the product that comes from that animal.
1. Pig: A. Eggs
2. Chicken: B. Bacon, ham & footballs
3. Cow: C. Wool for clothing
4. Goat: D. Down, stuffing for quilts & pillows
5. Sheep: E. Milk and milk products
6. Goose: F. Meat, fiber, and milk
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Oxen
Peafowl
Cow
Hen
About Centennial Farm Animals
Directions: Look at the pictures of the farm animals and then draw a line from each farm animal to the description that best matches.
Makes 10 gallons of milk a day.
Farmers make clothing from their coat. They say “Baa!”
Lays eggs we eat for breakfast.
Makes honey and pollenates plants.
Has a beautiful tail to frighten predators and attract mates.
Pack animal, guard dog, and provides fiber for clothing.
Rolls in the mud. We get bacon and ham from this animal.
Makes milk that is an alternative to cow’s milk.
Pulls carts and plows the fields.
Tells you when it’s morning.
Cow
Oxen
Peafowl
Sheep
Rooster
Bee
Llama
Goat
Pig
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Our Favorite Centennial Farm Animal Survey Directions: Question class members what their favorite animal was at Centennial Farm. Color in a rectangle for
each answer. Count the total and write the number in the last box. Total
Pigs
Cows
Oxen
Sheep
Goats
Chicks
Which animal had the most votes?
Which animal had the least votes?
Which animal was your favorite?
Pigs
