This document provides information about chickens, sheep, cows, and pigs. It describes where each animal lives, what it eats, the name for its baby, and details about reproduction. Chickens live outside in coops and eat grains, corn, worms and insects. Sheep live in fields and eat grass, hay and grain. Cows live in fields and sheds, eating grass and cow feed. Pigs live in pens and eat grain and specially prepared pig feed.

2. CHICKENS
Where do they live?
Chickens live OUTSIDE and stay in COOPS at
night.
What do they eat?
(NUTRITION)
OMNIVORES
They eat grain and corn, but also worms and insects.
A baby chicken is
called…
CHICK
How do they
reproduce?
(REPRODUCTION)
BIRDS
- Their babies develop inside eggs.
- Chickens can incubate up to 12 chicks at a time
and lay more than 300 eggs a year.

3. A COOP
CORN
GRAIN

4. SHEEP
Where do they live? Sheep live in FIELDS.
What do they eat?
(NUTRITION)
HERBIVORES
They eat grass, hay, grain.
A baby sheep is
called…
LAMB
How do they
reproduce?
(REPRODUCTION)
MAMMALS
- Lambs drink their mother’s milk when they are
born.
- Sheep can give birth to up to 3 lambs at a time.
- Sheep are usually born in spring.

5. HAY
A FIELD

6. COWS
Where do they
live?
Cows live in FIELDS and in SHEDS.
What do they eat?
(NUTRITION)
HERBIVORES
They eat grass and cow feed.
A baby cow is
called…
CALF
How do they
reproduce?
(REPRODUCTION)
MAMMALS
- Cows produce milk for their newborn babies.
- Cows usually give birth to 1 calf at a time, but
they can have twins or more.

7. PIGS
Where do they
live?
Pigs live in PENS.
What do they eat?
(NUTRITION)
OMNIVORES
They eat grain and specially prepared pig feed.
A baby pig is
called…
PIGLET
How do they
reproduce?
(REPRODUCTION)
MAMMALS
- Pigs produce milk for their newborn babies.
- Pigs can have up to 12 piglets at a time.
- A group of piglets is called litter.

8. A SHED
A PEN