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Create a Fun Farm Unit Study with This Resource!
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Have Lots of Fun Learning About Farm Animals with These Free Preschool Worksheets for Kids
Add this printable free farm animals worksheets for kids pack to your lesson plans to sneak in lots of fine motor skill practice for your young child.
Tracing, forming letters, sounding out, matching, vocabulary word practice, beginning sounds and cutting are all included in these farm animal activities. Printable worksheets are such fun way to add depth to your preschool or kindergarten children lessons.
Planning Your Own Farm Animal Lesson
This worksheet pack is a great starting point to create a whole unit study (teaching your child about a certain topic with many different materials and projects) and can inspire you to have fun with it. You can add in books, videos, farm activities, crafts and more to really make it full and interesting!
Farm related picture books
Maple Hill Farm books are probably our favorite farm books. Super cute and funny too!
Farm Anatomy is a lovely. thick book that is soooo much fun for kids (and adults) to flip through and admire. Check out all of Julia Rothman’s “Anatomy” books, they are delightful.
This Sleep Tight Farm book is so beautiful. My husband and I even love it, the illustrations are so quaint, yet realistic.
I can’t write about farm books without recommending Farmer Boy! This is my favorite book from the Little House on the Prairie series. Follow along as Almanzo Wilder grows up with his family on their farm… What they eat, what his responsibilities are and what lessons he learns. Perfect book for a multi-age read aloud!
Have you ever seen these Poke-a-Dot books?! They are so fun! We found our first one at a little gift shop while on vacation and my son absolutely loved it! He played with it all the way home in the car. There are several different ones to choose from, but here’s an Old Macdonald one!
A visit to a local farm or orchard
Petting zoo field trip
Fun Crafts (Search on Pinterest) With a Farm Theme
Farm related drawing lesson (search Youtube for tutorials)
Watching farm Youtube videos together
(Find ones that show how machines work, how crops are harvested, how to milk a cow, etc. Preview just in case before watching with your kiddos to be safe!)
Take a Trip to the Animal Farm
Real Tractors and Farmers at Work
A Day Working on the Farm for Kids
Listen to a farming audio book
(Check out my FAVORITE way to listen to audio books! You will get 2 months free when you try it.)
Chicks and Chickens by Gail Gibbons
Read poems about farms to read to your child and see if they can memorize
Play with a farm animal and barn play set.
(Keep a look out at thrift shops, yard sales, or the dollar tree.) Also, libraries often have play sets that you can use while you are there.
Search for Other Farm Animal Activities Online
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What You Need to Use These Free Worksheets
Once you download the pdf file and print out these pages (available at the bottom of the post), you will need just a few things to help your child get busy and have a lot of fun:
- pencil
- scissors
- kid safe glue
- farm animal printables
That’s it! Your kiddo might get inspired to be creative, so maybe have some paper and crayons on hand so that they can try their hand at drawing and coloring their very own farm animals and barn in their own creative way!
Laminate Your Free Farm Animals Worksheets for Kids to Use Over and Over!
Here is a fun idea! Laminate the pages after printing, and with a dry erase marker, your child will be able to use these educational activities many times!
Directions:
- Print all pages.
- Laminate the pages in your at home laminator or wherever you have one available. (This is my at home laminator and I have used the heck out of it! Love it!)
- For the page that has the pieces to cut, cut the word boxes out.
- Put sticky velcro on the back of the words and then on the spot the words go. (Cut velcro to fit.)
- Punch a hole in the top left corner of each laminated page.
- Fit a piece of yarn or a metal ring into the holes to hold all the pages together. ( I use these metal rings a lot to hold laminated pages together in our homeschool.)
- Now you’re ready to grab a dry erase marker and let your kiddo go to town with this fun activity!
Places to Take Laminated Printable Farm Animal WorkSheets
This little bundle of activity pages would be so handy to take on the go to keep the kiddos occupied.
- car rides
- appointments/waiting rooms
- quiet time
- airplanes
- doctors office
Other Things You Might Be Interested In
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HI there! I was going to get the latest farm stuff from you but you didn’t say it was college level. I’m trying your key word to open stuff up but housewrecker and yardmower don’t work. I guess I’ll have to make my own stuff but I broke my pencil into several pieces when the eraser exploded and Muzzy won’t give me another till I take my monthly shower outside. I just don’t like getting struck by lightning and don’t like all the neighbors pointing and laughing either. This place is full of goofy people. Hope to see yall before long and please see if you can find me an armor plated eraser. love Yall! Popsie!