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If it weren't forfarmers,we wouldn't have products in the grocery store  \nLet's talk about the animals you might see at the Dollinger Family Farm.  \nOn each animal,compare their nose,mouth,ears,hands,and feetto yours.  \nDo you know what animal this is?miniature donkey  \nHow tall do you think they get?They only get to be 32-36 inches.How tall are you?Maybe compare to a yardstick.What is a momma donkey called?Jenny  \nDaddy?Jack Baby?Foal  \nWhat are donkey's feet called?Hoof/hoovesWhat sound does a donkey make?hee-haw  \nDonkeys can be used to carry things.  \nDonkeys stay in herds.  \nThey are cuddly like a puppy.  \nWhy do we have donkeys?They can protect the herds frompredators(wild animals).  \nWhat animal is this?cow  \nWhat is the momma cow called?cow Daddy?bull Baby?CalfWhat sound does a cow make?moo  \nThere are different kinds of cows,some are dairy cows,some are beefWhat would we get from a dairy cow?milk,cheese,sour cream,yogurt..What meat do we get from a cow?beef,hamburger,steak,  \nGuess what else we make from cows!!  \ncandles,cosmetic,crayons,perfume,mouthwash,toothpaste,shavingcream,soap and deodorants,even marshmallows.  \nRemember,even if all of the farm animals are oh,so cute,we grow them for manydifferent things.  \nWhat is this animal?pig  \nWhat is a momma pig called?sow Daddy?boar Baby?PigletWhat do we get from pigs?pork,ham,bacon,pork chops,lard,insulation,rubber,antifreeze,certain plastics,floorwaxes,crayons,chalk,adhesives and fertilizer  \nNotice the pig only has 4 toes.How many do you have?The pig only walks on 2 of his toes.  \nPigs are very smart,they learn to communicate with their mother veryearly.  \nWhat sound does a pig make?squeal and grunt This is how they talk.  \nWhat is this animal?sheep  \nWhat is the momma called?ewe Daddy?buck,ram Baby?LambWhat sound does a sheep make?baa-baa  \nNotice the difference in the skin/fur on the sheep.  \nWhat do we make out of the fur on the sheep?wool,yarn,sweaters,mittens  \nThis \"shearing\"doesn't hurt the sheep at all.It's like you're getting ahaircut.They shave the fur off of the sheep and it grows more.  \nWhat else do we get from sheep?Meat called mutton,lamb chops,milkand cheese,  \nUnusual fact:Look at the eyes of your friend.What shape is the blackpart(pupil)?It is round.The pupil of a sheep is a rectangle.  \nWhat are these animals?chickens  \nWhat is a momma chicken called?hen Daddy?rooster Baby?ChickWhat sound does a chicken make?  \nChickens are in the bird family.When it comes to birds,the male birdsare more colorful and pretty.The second picture is a rooster.  \nWhat do we get from chickens?chicken,so chicken nuggets,eggsLook at the chickens feet,how are they different from yours?  \nWhat is this animal?duck  \nWhat is a momma duck called?duck Daddy?drake Baby?ducklingWhat sound does a duck make?Quack-quack  \nNotice the ducks feet.Compare to the chickens.Ducks are also in thebird family.The ducks feet are webbed.This helps them swim.There are many kinds of ducks.  \nThese are mallard ducks.Like birds,the male birds are prettier,thushave the green head.  \nWhat is this animal?pygmy goat  \nThis is a picture of the ones that you can pet at the Dollinger Family Farm.  \nWhat is a momma goat called?doe Daddy?billy Baby?kidWhat sound do","cbCaiovUv2CepVGq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiovUv2CepVGq","pdf",8228087,44,"English","# Goals\n# Information/Questions\n# Related Books","[{\"question\":\"What are the main goals for learning about the farm animals?\",\"answer\":\"The goals include discussing daily farm happenings, learning where food comes from, identifying farm by-products, and exploring animals through body-part comparisons, sounds, and familiar names.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the worksheet encourage comparing animals?\",\"answer\":\"It asks learners to compare animal body parts (nose, mouth, ears, hands, and feet) with their own and includes specific observations such as the pig’s toes and the difference between sheep fur and chicken/duck feet.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of products does the worksheet say we can get from farm animals?\",\"answer\":\"It lists examples including milk and dairy items from cows, pork and other pig products, wool and mutton/lamb items from sheep, and eggs and chicken products, along with various by-products mentioned for each animal.\"}]","Farm Animalson theDollinger Family Farm - Daily happenings and animal learning | PDF",1790845337,68]