Farm Animal Taxonomy (Classification) Unit Study Printable

Introducing the Farm Animal Taxonomy (Biological Classification) Unit Study for Kids!

Understanding livestock species taxonomy and terminology  helps children become more aware of the agricultural world around them. Our unit study pack will introduce kids to biology, species adaptations, lifecycle, and other scientific concepts that every farm and non-farm kid should know. It provides a tangible context for learning about animal life cycles, biology, animal taxonomy classification, and adaptation as it relates to animals found on the farm. 

This hands-on activity is great for use with home study, group activity, or agriculture education classes. Ages 9 & up.

WHAT THEY'LL LEARN...

1. Common Farm Animal Name Terminology
2. Basic Life Cycle Terms: Average Lifespan, Gestation Length, Days to Market
3. Diet and Digestive System Classifications
   
4. Predator vs Prey
5. Farm Animal Taxonomy (Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus & Species)
6. Mammal vs Avian Characteristics
7. Basic Social, Behavior, and Physical Characteristics and Adaptations

WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE...

1. 35 page, PDF printable Lesson Guide that includes Terminology Overview, Review/Discussion/Worksheet Questions and Answer Key.
2. Fifteen (15), PDF printable, color, double-sided Farm Animal Species Cards. (cards half sheet size)
3. Set of PDF Printable Farm Animal Taxonomy Cards, color, double-sided

The Farm Animal Classification Mini Lab Pack for Kids is a fantastic way to introduce young minds to the wonders of farm animals. Whether used in a classroom setting, homeschool environment or as a family activity, this pack promises hours of educational fun while cultivating a deeper connection to the animal kingdom.

Also available are our Printable Woodland Mammals Lesson Guide and Mammal Description Cards

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