ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Farm animals for kids – Vocabulary fo kids
Hello friends! Do you like animals? I love them! Today, we’re going to learn about some fun animals that live on a farm.
It’s a little dark, so I’ll use my flashlight to find the animals. Look, I see a shadow over there. What animal could it be?
It’s a cow! Cows give us milk, which is great for breakfast.
There’s another shadow. Let’s see what animal it is. It’s a horse! Horses can run really fast.
Let’s look for more animals on the farm. It’s a sheep! Sheep have very soft wool.
What else can we find? It’s a hen! Hens lay eggs for us to eat.
Look over here! It’s a rabbit! Rabbits have long, cute ears.
There’s another shadow. What could it be? It’s a donkey! Donkeys say “hee-haw.”
Let’s see more animals. It’s a goat! Goats have horns on their heads.
And here’s a shadow of a dog. Dogs are our best friends and love to play.
Look at that shadow down there. It’s a duck! Ducks have funny beaks and love to swim.
I think there’s one more shadow left. It’s a cat! Cats are very quick and love to purr.
Wow! We found so many animals! Let’s remember them: cow, horse, sheep, hen, rabbit, donkey, dog, duck, and cat.
It’s getting late, so I’m going home for dinner. See you next time!
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Animal Shadow Matching: Create shadow cutouts of different farm animals using cardboard or paper. Shine a flashlight on them to create shadows on a wall. Ask the children to guess which animal each shadow belongs to. This activity helps them recognize animal shapes and encourages observation skills.
Farm Animal Sounds: Play a game where you make the sounds of different farm animals, and the children have to guess which animal makes that sound. For example, say “moo” for a cow or “baa” for a sheep. This activity enhances listening skills and helps children associate sounds with the correct animals.
Farm Visit or Virtual Tour: If possible, organize a visit to a local farm or watch a virtual farm tour online. Encourage the children to observe the animals and their behaviors. Ask questions like, “What do you think the cow is eating?” or “How does the horse move?” This real-world experience helps deepen their understanding of farm animals and their environments.
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Hello friends! Do you like animals? I love them! Today we’re going to learn about farm animals.
It got dark again, so I’ll use my flashlight to find them. I can see a silhouette over there. Which animal could that be?
It’s a cow! I love having cow milk for breakfast.
I see another silhouette there. Let’s see which animal that is.
It’s a horse! Horses are really fast.
Let’s see some other animals on this farm.
It’s a sheep! This sheep is so soft.
Let’s see what we can find around here.
It’s a hen! Hens lay eggs.
Let’s see what we have over here.
It’s a rabbit! I love rabbit ears.
There’s another silhouette over there. What could it be?
It’s a donkey! Donkeys say “hee-haw.”
Let’s see what other animals there are.
It’s a goat! Oops, goats have horns.
And this is a silhouette of a dog. Dogs are humans’ best friends.
And that silhouette down there?
It’s a duck! Look at that beak!
I think there’s one silhouette left.
It’s a cat! Cats are very swift.
My, my! So many animals! Shall we recap them so I won’t forget?
Cow, horse, sheep, hen, rabbit, donkey, dog, duck, cat.
Oops, it’s getting late! I’m heading back home to make it for dinner. See you around!
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