farm animals - You could do a Language Experience Activity. Do something with the children such as take a trip to a farm, hatch a chick, do some sort of art activity, then write about it. You could brainstorm ideas with the class, write vocabulary (that they come up with) on the board, then...source

At the Farm - A collection of bulletin board ideas, lessons, art activities, and resources for teaching a thematic unit about the farm source

City Street - A printable worksheet that asks students to find objects that dont belong source

Down on the Farm - A simple printable word search puzzle that asks students to locate farm-themed words source

Down on the Farm - An instructional unit with actvity ideas, center suggestions, songs, and literature connections for learning about life on a farm source

Down on the Farm Coloring Book - Printable cartoon coloring pages of crops, farm animals, and farm equipment source

Farm - Literature suggestions, songs, center ideas, flannel board activities, and bulletin boards for a farm unit source

Farm Animals - A printable activity page that asks students to label pictures of farm animals source

Farm Fun Page - A collection of farm activities. Students can listen to farm sounds or play an interactive game called "Barn Door". This site provides printable activities including a coloring page, a crossword puzzle, and farm-themed mazes source

Farm Mobile - A printable mobile of a barn and farm animals source

Farm Service Agency for Kids - Printable puzzles and coloring sheets about agriculture source

Farm Theme Unit - Printable activity pages including research forms, shape book patterns, and animal coloring pages source

Farm Theme Unit - Printable activity pages for a unit about the Farm. Research guides, shape book patterns, and coloring pages are provided source

Farm Theme Unit - Printable activity pages, shape book patterns, and color sheetings. Students graph favorite farm animals, unscramble thematic words, write a report, and more source

Farm Worksheets - Printable worksheets with a farm theme. Students name farm animals, color pictures, and complete matching activities source

Farming Tools and Machines - Students use research skills to locate pictures of farming tools in print and nonprint resources. Lesson plan includes printable worksheet with pictures of farming implements source

Farms and Farm Animals - Two lesson plans and several activity ideas for a farm unit. Students research farm animals and make homemade butter source

Feeding the World on a Small Piece of Dirt - Students learn about the earths limited agricultural resources and growing population through a hands-on activity with an apple source

From the Farm to Your Table - A lesson plan with a printable maze. Students learn the steps food follows from a farmers field to their dinner tables source

Kids Farm - A website for children. Photographs and sounds from a working ranch in Colorado. Farm animals and farm equipment source

Little Farmers Place Coloring Pages - Print and color hatching chicks, a combine, a cow, a farmer, a farming family, a calf, pigs, or a tractor source

On the Farm - A thematic unit about farms, farm equipment and farm animals source

Paper Sheep - A printable template for making a 3D sheep source

Pen Pals - In this activity, children will discuss the sounds that different animals make. Then they play a listening game, uing the animal sounds theyve discussed source

Red Barn - A printable paper barn to cut and assemble source

The Farm Unit - A collection of literture-based actrivities, centers, songs, and poems for a unit about the farm source

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