Ducks make a "quack" sound and use their bills and webbed feet to find food in lakes, rivers, and ponds. Cows are called bulls when male and cows when female; they provide milk, leather, and meat and eat foods like corn and grass. Chickens say "cock-a-doodle-doo"; a rooster is larger and brighter than a hen, and hens sit on their eggs to keep them warm as they incubate.

1. Farm Animals Ducks, Cows and Chickens

2. Which animal do you see swimming on a lake?

3. Ducks are also known as birds A duck talks by saying “quack” Have webbed feet used for swimming Ducks are found in rivers, lakes and ponds Ducks clean themselves by putting their heads in funny places Ducks use their bill to eat and find food

4. Which animal is also known as a calf when a baby?

5. An adult male cow is called a bull. An adult female is called a cow. The young is called a calf. Cows give us milk, leather and meat. Cows eat corn, hay, barley, beet pulp, grass and wheat. No two cows have the same pattern or spots.

6. Which animal says cock-a-doodle-doo in the morning?

7. The boy chicken is larger and more brightly colored than the girl chicken Chickens eat worms, insects, seeds, grains, snails, slugs, fruits, vegetables and other foods Chicken eggs come in different colors like white, brown, blue or bluish green and pink Hen will sit on her eggs to keep them warm

8. What sound does a duck make? What do ducks use to eat? What is a boy cow and girl cow called? What do cows give us? How does a hen keep her eggs warm?