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Farmyard pictures and poems - PowerPoint

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There is one PowerPoint in this set.

1. Farmyard Poems — 19 poems with pictures — A4 & A5

2. Farmyard Pictures — 29 pictures (A4 & A5) male—female—babies : sheep/lambs, goats/kids, donkey/foal, horse/foal, cows/calf, pigs/piglets, cat/kitten, hens/chicks, ducks/ducklings, geese/goslings, turkeys/chicks.

3. Farmyard Poems for Scribbling on — The same A4 poems without pictures to enlarge and use for class discussions etc.

4. PowerPoint One—What Am I? — 12 slides - Very simple riddles.

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On the Farm - PowerPoint

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There are Six PowerPoints

1. PowerPoint One — Dairy Cows 14 slides

2. PowerPoint Two — feed time (cows) 12 slides

3. PowerPoint Three — Sheep 13 slides

4. PowerPoint Four — Dogs and Cats 17 Slides

5. PowerPoint Five — cockerels, hens and chicks (poultry) 17 Slides

6. PowerPoint Six — Jobs for Tractors (hay and silage) 11 Slides

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Sheep, ram, ewe, lamb, shearing sheep, fleece, wool.

Sheep dogs and their jobs, cats on the farm, mousers, milk etc

Cockerel, hen, chicks, keeping chickens, where do eggs come from? hatching.

Tractors on the farm--jobs relating to hay & silage (feeding farm animals)

What lives on the farm? What jobs do tractors do?

Cows, bulls, calves, dairy farm, milking cows, feeding cows in winter and summer, hay, silage, hay baler, cowshed, bedding.

See also resource 90 Finding out about clothes - Where does wool come from? Click Here

KS1 Mystery Objects - Farming history

KS1 What was farming like in the past?

How do we know what life was like in the past?

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KS1 Harvesting, scythe, sickle, hone, sheaves, hayricks, tractor baler. corn dollies and Farm paintings byVan Gogh

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Mystery Objects - Farming History - PowerPoint

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There are Five PowerPoints, posters and worksheets about harvesting in the past

1. PowerPoint One — Mystery Objects — Milking Part Two - 9 slides

2. PowerPoint Two — Mystery Objects — Milking Part Two - 13 slides

3. PowerPoint Three — Mystery Objects —Tools & Haymaking - 13 slides

4. PowerPoint Four — Mystery Objects - Con Dolly 15 slides

5. PowerPoint Five — How Do We Know? — 13 slides

6. Ten A4 & A5 Harvesting posters to print & cut & stick timelines,

7. Two harvest poems

8. Six posters

9. The countryside in Victorian times - shared reading or posters

10. Teacher’s notes

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milking then and now

milking pail and milking stool

milk churns, horse and cart

the milkman

See also Resource 186A harvest paintings, van Gogh and Monet Click Here

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Resource 281 Farming in Australia Click Here

Harvest

paintings by

Vincent Van Gogh and

Claude Monet

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