Meet the Animals
Have you ever wondered if chickens are as soft as rabbits?
Recommended for Kindergarten and 1st Grade
Available and enjoyable for any age
visit a 100-year-old farm, noting changes that have occurred over time
travel through farm fields, observing changes
by D. H. Foster
learn proper interaction while petting, and feeding domestic animals
compare animals noting how they feel or smell as well as the size and sound differences
meet a variety of animals and learn how these animals are used
look for wildlife that lives on the farm
learn about the bugs that live in a garden and how we can help keep our food growing
learn what various plants and animals need to survive in their ecosystems
see how humans and a farm can help plant and animal ecosystems by recycling and reusing
Printable Coloring Pages
Open the above images in a new page and print. (Right click for Windows and Ctrl Click for Macintosh)
Images are for educational use only. Reproduction for sale or on any other electronic or print media can be requested by contacting info@woosleyfarm.com.
Animal Safety Rules
Be calm and walk quietly when around the animals.
No running!
Wash hands with soap and water after leaving the barn.
Avoid hand-mouth activity near animals: no eating, drinking, pacifiers, smoking, etc.
Remember that with simple precautions, a farm visit is an enjoyable, meaningful and safe experience for young and old.