Lesson 20

Let’s warm up
How are you today?

Happy or sad?
How are you today?

Angry or mad?
How are you today?

Tired or sleepy?
How is the weather today?
Let’s review
 IN

The ball is in the box.

 UNDER

The ball is under the box.

 NEXT TO

The ball is next to the box.

Let’s learn some
What’s this?

A lamb

This is a lamb.
A lamb A lamp
What are these?

They are lambs.

What are these?

They are lambs.

What’s this?

A horse

This is a horse.
What are these?

They are horses.

What’s this?

A pig

This is a pig.
What are these?

They are many pigs.

 What’s this?

A donkey

This is a donkey.
What are these?

They are 2 donkeys.

What’s this?

A barn

This is a barn.
 What’s this?

A tractor

This is a tractor.
Here they are.
What animals are behind the barn?
What animals are next to the tractor?
What animals are next to the tractor?
Here they are.
Where are…?
Goats
A male goat is called a billy.
A female goat is called a nanny.
A baby goat is called a kid.
Some goats have horns and others
don’t.

Click to hear a goat.

Goats
Goats mostly eat grass and hay.
They can also eat some fruits and
vegetables.
Goats can climb trees to eat the leaves.
Some female goats produce milk that
humans drink or use to make cheese.

? Can you think of a story

about billy goats?
Sheep
A male sheep is called a ram.
A female sheep is called a ewe.
A baby sheep is called a lamb.
Like goats, some sheep have horns
and others don’t.

Click to hear a sheep.

Sheep
Sheep eat grass and some other plants.
In the winter, they eat hay.
In the summer, many sheep are sheared.
Their wool coats are used to make jumpers
and other warm clothes.
Some ewes produce milk that humans
drink or use to make cheese.

? Do you know any nursery rhymes

about sheep or lambs?
Geese
A male goose is called a gander.
A female goose is called a goose.
A baby goose is called a gosling.
There are different types of geese. The
geese you find on farms are usually
white.

Click to hear a goose.

Geese
Geese eat lots of grass.
They can eat a little bit of wheat and
grains.
They love to eat vegetables, like
cabbage and cauliflower.
They sometimes eat insects.
Female geese produce eggs, which
humans use for food.
Goose eggs are bigger than chicken
eggs.

? Can you think of any other birds you

might find on a farm?
Pigs
A male pig is called a boar.
A female pig is called a sow.
A baby pig is called a piglet.
There are different types of pig.
The pigs on farms are usually pink or
black, or a mix of both!

Click to hear a pig.

Pigs
Pigs eat lots of different kinds of food.
They eat plants, like grass or berries.
They also eat insects.
They use their snouts to find food. They have
an excellent sense of smell.
On farms, lots of pigs eat food made from
corn and whey. Whey comes from milk.

Pigs can get very big. Most

adult pigs weigh more than
adult humans.

? What is special about a

pig’s tail?
Cows
A male cow is called a bull.
A female cow is called a cow.
A baby cow is called a calf.
There are lots of different types of
cow. They can be brown, white, black
or a mix.
Some have horns and others don’t.
Some cows have long shaggy hair!

Click to hear a cow.

Cows
Cows eat lots of grass!
They also eat hay and grains.
Some female cows produce milk that
humans drink.
Milk is also used to make butter,
cheese, yoghurt and chocolate.

? Can you think of a cold food

that is made from milk?
Chickens
A male chicken is called a cockerel
or rooster.
A female chicken is called a hen.
A baby chicken is called a chick.
Only the male chickens say ‘cock-a-
doodle-do’.

Click to hear a rooster.

Click to hear a hen.

Chickens
Female chickens lay eggs.
A hen usually lays one egg each
day.
These are collected and sold in
shops for people to eat.

? Can you think of any foods that

you need eggs to make?
Horses
A male horse is called a stallion
or gelding.
A female horse is called a mare.
A baby horse is called a foal.
A male baby horse is a colt and
a female is a filly.
Horses have different ways of running.
A gentle run is called a trot. A faster
run is called a canter. Their fastest run
is called a gallop.

Click to hear a horse.

Horses
Horses eat grass and hay.
They also eat carrots and apples as a treat.
On the farm, horses are sometimes used to
help carry or pull things.
Horses can pull a heavy wagon.
Horses might pull a plough to dig up the soil on
the farm.

? Can you think of the word for a

small horse? It beings with ‘p’.
Sheepdogs
Some farms have sheepdogs.
Sheepdogs are hardworking.
They are one of the cleverest types
of dog in the world.
They help the farmer to herd sheep,
moving them from one place to
another.

Click to hear a sheepdog.

Sheepdogs
Sheepdogs eat a special dog food
that keeps them healthy.
It contains a mix of meat, rice and
vegetables.
They need food that gives them
energy to run miles when doing
their job.

? Do you know what a

baby dog is called?
Farm Favourites
? Which is your favourite
farm animal? Why?
 What Am I?

Can you follow the clues to work out which

farm animal is being described?

Click on the suns to

reveal each clue!

Start
 What Am I?
I am very tall.
I am a
horse!
I have a long mane.

I eat hay.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous Next
 What Am I?
I have four legs.
I am a
I like to go for walks.
dog!

I bark.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous Next
 What Am I?
I eat grass. I am a
sheep!
My babies are called lambs.

I have wool on my body.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous Next
 What Am I?
I am quite big.
I am a
I make milk. cow!

I say ‘moo’.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous Next
 What Am I?
I have two legs.
I am a
I have a beak.
goose!

I like to swim.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous Next
 What Am I?
I sometimes have horns.
I am a
I am a bit like a sheep. goat!

I like to climb.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous Next
 What Am I?
I cluck.
I am a
I have feathers. hen!

I lay eggs.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous Next
 What Am I?
I have a curly tail.
I am a pig!
I like to roll in mud.

I have a snout.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous Next
 What Am I?
I have brightly coloured
feathers. I am a
I have claws. rooster!

I make a lot of noise in

the morning.

What am I?

Click on me to
reveal the answer!

Previous End
Let’s find pigs.
How many pigs
are there?

There are 16
pigs.
Let’s find cows.
How many
cows are there?

There are 15
cows.
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