How it works
This label the farm animals worksheet shows ten numbered animals: a cow, a horse, a pig, a sheep, a goat, a chicken, a duck, a turkey, a rabbit and a cat. Print it, or name each one on screen.
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Print the sheet
Press Print this worksheet for the numbered picture, with a line for each word. The switch under the picture changes it to Blank or Named.
Look for one thing
Each animal has something no other animal on the sheet has: the cow's udder, the horse's mane, the pig's snout, the sheep's wool, the goat's beard, the chicken's comb, the duck's flat bill, the turkey's fan of tail feathers, the rabbit's long ears and the cat's striped back.
Check the answers
Print the answer key lists each word beside its number. Quiz yourself on this worksheet lights one thing at a time and offers four words.
- Hen and rooster are both accepted for the chicken: a hen is a female chicken and a rooster a male one.
Questions and answers
What animals live on a farm?
Cows, horses, pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and turkeys are all kept on farms. Animals kept on a farm are called livestock. This sheet also shows a rabbit and a cat.
What is a baby goat called?
A kid. A baby cow is a calf, a baby horse a foal, a baby sheep a lamb, a baby pig a piglet and a baby rabbit a kit.
What is a baby turkey called?
A poult. A baby chicken is a chick, a baby duck a duckling and a baby cat a kitten.
What is the difference between a hen and a rooster?
Both are chickens. A hen is an adult female chicken and a rooster is an adult male.