Farm Animals Activities for Preschoolers

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Free farm animals activities for preschoolers! Entertain your kids with a fun farm-themed activity pack with coloring pages and games!

Add these farm activities for preschoolers to your activity arsenal! Pull them out to supplement your farm theme or to keep kids occupied during a long afternoon.

They are also great when added to your road trip activities any time of year.

The best thing about these free preschool printables is that they double as an educational activity.

Your kids will have so much fun, they won’t even realize they’re learning.

Farm Animals Activities for Preschoolers

Not only are these free printable farm animals activities easy to bind together for an on-the-go activity, but they can help your kids work on some basic reading and visual discrimination skills.

To start, print out the coloring pages on regular printer paper. You can pop them in a skinny binder or give to your child to complete one page at a time.

Next, print out the flashcards, handwriting cards, and memory matching cards. I recommend printing the flashcards and handwriting cards on cardstock and laminating them for durability.

Print the memory matching game on one-sided scrapbooking paper. You can usually find these papers in the scrapbook aisle at your local craft store. They have a design on one side and are white on the other. The printed paper helps kids not be able to see through the memory cards.

I love these each one of these farm animal coloring pages. I can’t pick just one. What I love even more is that you can sneak in a little learning with these pages.

Each coloring page has a word naming each the featured animal. This gives kids a look at the fact that letters make up words.

You can talk about beginning sounds and work on letter recognition, as well. Call out a letter and see if you child can find it on the page.

Have them say the name of the farm animal they’re coloring. Focus on its beginning sound, and have them find the letter that makes that sound.

Older preschoolers might be ready to learn the difference between vowels and consonants. Have them color the vowels one color and consonants another.

Additional Activities

This preschool pack also includes a set of flashcards featuring an animal and its name. You can use these to focus on spelling. Have your child choose a card and use letter magnets to spell the animal’s name.

Use the handwriting cards to practice handwriting. You can punch a hole in the top left corner of each card and bind them with a ring. This makes a great activity to pull out while you’re waiting in a restaurant or doctor’s office. If you laminate the cards, your child can write with dry erase marker.

Print the matching game on one-sided scrapbook paper. Laminate and cut the cards apart. Lay them out facedown, and have your child flip over two cards. If they match, your child keeps the cards and takes another turn. If the cards don’t match, they flip the cards back over and their turn is over.

PRESCHOOL BOOKS ABOUT THE FARM

Fill your book basket with a great collection of farm books for preschool. Most of these books can be found at your local library or used bookstore.

If you have a hard time finding them, you can order them through my Amazon affiliate links by clicking the images below.

 

Springtime Babies – It’s springtime on the farm–and that means adorable piglets, lambs, and ducklings are waiting to be discovered.

Big Red Barn – Margaret Wise Brown’s simple, rhythmic text about the cycle of a day on a farm, where a family of animals peacefully plays and sleeps, has charmed generations of children.

I Spy on the Farm – Children can find the hidden objects in the busy farm scenes as they learn about colors, counting, opposites, and much more in the action-packed activity pages. 

Our Favorite Farm Resources

Toddlers and preschoolers will love moving the animals around the farm in this farm playset travel toy.

This Fun on the Farm John Deere playset includes tractors, trailers, farm animals, farmer, and more!

Add some Old MacDonald Had a Farm finger puppets to your pretend play area, and your kids will act out their favorite farm stories over and over again.

Use this life cycle of a cow worksheet to teach your little ones how these adorable creatures change and grow from calf to adult. It’s the perfect addition to your life cycle activities for kids.

Choose one of more of these engaging Farm Board Books to read to your toddlers and preschoolers throughout your farm-themed unit.

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