These farm animal activities for preschoolers include farm coloring pages, farm animal mazes, farm animal drawing ideas, farm color by number and more! These animal activities would be perfect for a farm theme preschool class or for your homeschool preschoool.
Do your kids love reading about and visiting farms, watching and feeding all the cute baby animals and helping with the harvesting? My kids love watching baby goats bounding around on the dirt while little chicks squeak along following their mama.
Farm Animals Activities For Preschoolers
This kids farmyard printable pack is aimed at preschool and kindergarten age children, three through eight. It includes a variety of math and literacy activities all with a fun farm and farm animal theme. You can find all of preschool learning activities here.
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Here are some items that pair well with these activities. You will use each of these items over and over during all my printable preschool activity packs.
- Do a Dot Art Markers
- Card stock
- A pocket chart
- Scissors
- Write and wipe Dry Erase Pockets
- Laminator with pockets
- Clothespins
Get the pack here:
GET THE FARM ANIMAL ACTIVITIES HERE
This Farm theme preschool pack contains over 100 pages and includes many activities.
In this printable pack, children enjoy learning about the animals on the farm as well as some of the buildings and equipment you will find there.
1. Farm Vocabulary Words Chart + Worksheet – Learn the names of the different animals and then work on the farm cut and paste worksheet.
2. Farm Animal Facts + Discussion Pages – Learn more about some of the farm animals and then discuss what you learned.
There are pages for children to research some of the farm animals, including pigs and goats, and take notes of what they find.
3. Hatching Eggs Counting Activity Farm Task Cards – Count how many eggs have hatched. You can use a number magnet or write in the correct number.
4. Farm Puzzles – Spell the names, count from 1-10, skip count, and more with these fun farm puzzles.
5. Farm Animal Shape Button Matching – Match the shape buttons on the farm animals.
6. Dot Marker or Circle Sticker Pages – Use a dot marker or a circle sticker to fill in the picture. Then trace the farm word.
7. Farm Coloring Pages – Use crayons, markers, or watercolors to color in the farm pictures. Don’t forget to trace the word.
8. Farm Alphabet Sensory Bin – Add alphabet letters into a sensory bin. Then as you find the letters trace them on the recording sheet.
9. Farm 3 Part Cards – Match the picture and word card to the whole card.
10. Farm Activity Pages – We include a variety of math and literacy activities as well as fine motor pages.
11. Count The Farm Animals – Count the animals then write the number of how many you find.
12. Farm Animal Clip Cards – Count the animals then clip the number. The clip cards include up to the number 8.
13. Farm Animal Fingerprint Painting – Dot your finger into paint then dot the farm animal.
14. Farm Cutting Practice Strips and Pages – Use a scissor to cut on the grey or dashed line.
15. Farm Stick Puppets – Glue the farm animal pictures to a craft stick and use them for imaginary play.
16. Farm Size Sequencing Cards – Sort the cards according to their size.
17. Farm Number Cards – Match the number cards. The cards include the numeral number as well as the number word.
18. Farm Color By Number Pages – Color the pictures using a crayon or marker according to the number.
17. Farm Mini Book – Cut the pages and staple the book together. Color the pictures and trace the word.
20. Farm Unifix Cube Mats – Build the pictures using unifix cubes.
21. Finish The Farm Animals Pages – Finish the animal face.
22. Farm Worksheets – Pair these no-prep worksheets with the activities in the unit.
Farm Worksheets
There is also a printable book where children can read about different animals on the farm. After reading the sentence and writing the name of the animal, they can decorate the picture however they want, with coloring pencils, markers or crayons.
There are also some Color by number / letter / shape pages that would make great posters after they are completed! Children and teachers will love that some of the farm animal activities for preschoolers can be turned into posters!
One of the most fun activities has to be the ‘Finish the Farm Animals.’ This is a great art project where children will learn to draw the other half of the face of a farm animal. We’ve included such animals as dogs, donkey, bunny and more. There are two different versions, one simple one and one a little more complex. After they complete their drawings, they can color them in as well. There is also a place to trace the animal name.
Some extra farm activities that are not found in our normal printable activity packs is this finish the farm animals faces. The one with the tracing lines can be used with younger children. The one without tracing lines are more for older children (pre k, kindergarten or elementary school age) to work on some visual processing. It is very challenging and I urge you, as an adult to try it as well. You could also do these cool barnyard activities. Encourage your children to talk about the farm animal sounds. What sound does the dog make? What about the cat?
Toddlers absolutely love that!
Preschoolers love singing so sing some farm songs! Old MacDonald had a farm is a good one.
You can find my favorite farm toys below:
Where to get this activity pack
GET THE FARM ANIMAL ACTIVITIES HERE
Also, check out our farm activity pack #2 below:
Check out these activities:
Farm Animal Bingo – Printable Free Bingo Cards
20 Farm Stories and Books for Kids
Create a farm sensory bin to go with the activity:
Christina
I have juszt found your wonderful page. I really appreciate your wonderful ideas and I am looking forward to doing them with my little daughter.