This document discusses different types of farm animals and their importance. It lists cows, chickens, pigs, horses, sheep, and goats as common farm animals. Each provides humans with various food products and other materials. The document encourages students to draw and name their favorite farm animal and the products it provides.

1. Farm Animals
Gerson Vargas Huanca

2. Classroom Rules

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4. Why are farm animals
important?
They provide us with food and products
such as wool and leather. Some also
make good pets!

5. Types of Farm Animals
 Cow
 Chicken
 Pig
 Horse
 Sheep
 Goat

6. Cows
 Bovine
 Herbivorous Mammals
 Provide us with beef and dairy
products.
 Names include bull, cow, calf.

7. Chicken
 Fowl
 Omnivorous
 Provide us with meat (poultry), and
eggs.
 Names include rooster, hen, and
chick.

8. Pigs
 Swine
 Omnivorous Mammal
 Provide us with
pork and leather.
 Names include
sow, boar, piglet.

9. Horses
 Herbivorous Mammals
 Used for riding and racing
 Names include mare, stallion, colt,
filly, and foal.

10. Activity
Directions:
1. Get out your crayons and a clean sheet
of paper.
2. Draw and color your favorite farm
animal.
3. Write the animal’s name and list
products that we get from the animal on
your paper.