Farm Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade

For years I have wanted to publish several farm worksheets and printable activities.  Studying the farm is so fun in the Preschool through First Grade years!   And spring is the perfect time to learn and read all about the farm and farm animals.

We have several favorite farm books, which I’ll share in a bit.  For now, I have this Farm Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade packet ready for you.

I am so thrilled with how it turned out.  I hope your young ones enjoy it! ❤

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Farm Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade

If you have a farm unit study planned for this spring, make sure you add this Farm worksheet packet to the mix.

While the pages do focus on learning about farm life, they do reinforce early learning ideas using a fun farm theme.

Here’s a look at what is included in the farm worksheet packet:

→ Farm Word Search – Words go horizontally and vertically only
→ Beginning Sound /f/ – Phonics practice
→ What Am I? – Write the correct word by the description
→ Color by Addition – Solve the equations that equal up to sums of 10
→ Farm Animal Fun! – Subtract to determine which farm animals should be colored
→ Count and Graph – Count the farm-themed pictures and make a bar graph
→ Farm Writing (2 pages) – Use the picture prompt and word bank to write sentences

→ Read and Color – Follow the directions for coloring the picture
→ Read It! Draw It! – Read the prompt and draw the picture to match
→ Word Work – Phonics practice using the word ‘farm’
→ Counting by 5’s – Fill in the blanks counting by 5’s
→ Highlight the Word – Use a highlighter to mark the farm-themed word
→ Trendy Tractors – Solve each addition and then color using the code; sums of 5, 6, and 7
→ Match the Farm Picture – Draw a line from the picture to its name
→ Capital Letters – Fill in the missing capital letters
→ Lowercase Letters – Fill in the missing lowercase letters

→ Subtraction Ladders – Subtract down the ladder to find the final difference
→ Beginning Sounds – Circle the correct beginning sound of each farm picture
→ Ending Sounds – Circle the correct ending sound of each farm picture
→ Which Path? – Find the correct path to the ear of corn
→ Picture Plus 1 – Count the pictures and then add one to complete the equation
→ Rhyme It – Color the matching pigs of rhyming words
→ What Equals 10? – Cut and paste the equation in the correct column
→ Counting to 15 – Follow the path from 1 to 15
→ Double the Fun! – Practice doubles math facts with the mitten picture prompts
→ Follow the Directions! – Follow the numbered directions to color the winter cupcakes

→ Fill in the Missing Letters – Write in the missing letters or blends to complete the word
→ Capital Letters – Fill in the missing capital letters
→ Lowercase Letters – Fill in the missing lowercase letters
→ Farm ABC Cut and Paste – Paste the words in the correct alphabetical order; uses initial letter only
→ Label It! – Use the word bank to label the farm pictures
→ Crack the Farm Riddle! – Use the number/letter key to crack the code
→ Make a Farm Sentence (2 pages) – Cut out the words and paste in correct order; then write the sentence
→ Blends Sorting Mat – Cut out the words and place them on the correct area on the sorting mat; uses /ch/ for chicken, /tr/ for tractor, and /st/ for stable

There are 32 different printable activities included in this worksheet packet.

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Lauren Hill

Lauren Hill is a Christian mom to 5, ages 19 to 7. She homeschools her children in the classical education tradition and is currently in her 15th year of homeschool. She creates engaging worksheets and hands-on printable activities for Preschool and Elementary age children to supplement their daily studies.

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