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Farm Animals and their Young/Babies - Matching Puzzle Game

Farm Animals and their Young/Babies - Matching Puzzle Game preview
Farm Animals and their Young/Babies - Matching Puzzle Game preview
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Look Inside · 5 pages

Animal babies matching puzzles: students join goat to kid and cow to calf, matching each adult picture to its young
Starter set for a farm-animal matching center
Farm animal young puzzles: pig fits with piglet and horse with foal, two labeled pairs for adult-to-baby matching
Print, laminate and cut apart for small-group play
Baby animal names puzzle: students pair the dog with its puppy and the chicken with its chick, each piece labeled
Vocabulary practice naming baby animals
Adult and baby puzzle pairs: donkey matches its foal and goose matches its gosling, with a word under each picture
Self-checking pairs: only the right pieces fit
Two-piece animal puzzles: sheep joins lamb and duck joins duckling, so students match each parent picture to its baby
Final set to round out the matching game
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About This Product

Our children absolutely love to play this highly engaging Farm Animals puzzle game! Cut each puzzle along the line in the middle and invite your children to match each farm animal with its offspring. These puzzles offer an extremely fun way to develop observational skills. Children may not know which animal matches with which young, however through looking closely at the characteristics of each animal, they will love to work out the similarities and differences between the different pictures and make educated guesses about which animals match together. Why not extend learning by discussing with your children the similarities and differences between older and younger animals and also between the different types of animals? Extend children’s vocabulary by describing animal body parts such as tail, hooves, paws, fur, snout, etc. Ask questions such as ‘Which animal has the longest/shortest tail?’ The 10 puzzles also each have a unique way of fitting together which enables self-checking.

We hope you have as much fun with your children using these puzzles as we have!

What's Included

5 page PDF file.

Pack includes 10 puzzles:

goat - kid

cow - calf

pig - piglet

horse - foal

dog - puppy

chicken - chick

donkey - foal

goose - gosling

sheep - lamb

duck - duckling

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