Sheep
A sheep has a thick, woolly coat and eats grass.
Look, point and say
Meet the animals that live on a farm. Look at each picture, say the animal's name and learn one simple fact.
Easy learning for little ones
Farm animals are cared for by people. They need suitable food, clean water, a safe home and room to move.
Sheep, pigs, cows and horses have hair or fur. Chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys have feathers, beaks and wings.
Baby farm animals need gentle care and stay close to their mothers.
Choose a learning level
Look at a picture, say the animal's name and copy its sound or movement.
Find fur, feathers, beaks and hooves. Match each baby animal to its grown-up.
Sort animals into simple groups, practise the sentences and try the quiz.
Talk and move together
Try one short activity at a time. Children can point, speak or move.
A sheep has a thick, woolly coat and eats grass.
A lamb is a baby sheep. It stays close to its mother.
A goat likes to climb and eat grass and leaves.
A rabbit has long ears, soft fur and strong back legs.
A pig uses its strong nose to look for food.
A piglet is a young pig that stays close to its mother.
A cow eats grass and makes a gentle moo sound.
A bull is a strong, grown-up male in the cattle family.
A calf is a baby in the cattle family.
A horse has a flowing mane and can walk, trot and run.
A foal is a young horse that can stand soon after birth.
A donkey has long ears and makes a loud bray.
A chicken has feathers, a beak and two clawed feet.
A chick is a young chicken covered in soft, fluffy down.
An adult male chicken known for its colourful feathers and crow.
A water bird with waterproof feathers and webbed feet for paddling.
A duckling is a young duck that follows its mother and learns to swim.
A large farm bird with a fan-shaped tail and a gobbling call.
A large water bird with a long neck, webbed feet and a honking call.
A gosling is a young goose with soft down instead of adult feathers.
Match each grown-up animal with its baby.
Different farm animals need different food.
Look at each picture and find animals that are alike.
Say and read
Point to a matching picture and say each short sentence aloud.
Drag, drop and match
Drag each animal onto its farm home. You can also select an animal and then choose its home.
0 of 6 animals matched
Drag an animal to a home, or choose an animal to begin.
Words to learn
Quick learning check
Question 1 of 4
For grown-up helpers
Ask the child to point to a picture and say the animal's name.
Say a grown-up animal's name and find its baby together.
Make a gentle farm animal sound and ask the child to name the animal.
Compare farm animals with pet animals, wild animals, and the bird guide.