How Many Farm Animals Worksheet for Kids
Speaking tips (Grammar point): Ask about things you can count with How many: “How many cows are there?” Answer “There is one …” for one and “There are …” for more than one. Most words add -s (two cows, three hens), but sheep stays the same: one sheep, two sheep.
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- 1.There ___ six goats in the field. (a) is (b) am (c) are
- 2.🐑 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) How many cows are there? There are four. (b) The hen lays an egg every day. (c) There are three sheep in the field.
- 3.Which sentence says “How many ducks can you see?”? (a) The hen lays an egg every day. (b) There is one goat near the hut. (c) How many ducks can you see?
- 4.Which sentence says “There are three sheep in the field.”? (a) There are three sheep in the field. (b) How many cows are there? There are four. (c) The farmer drives a big tractor.
- 5.Make a sentence: every / egg / The / an / hen / day. / lays
- 6.Which word is “goat”? (a) cow (b) horse (c) hen (d) goat
- 7.Which word is “duck”? (a) field (b) sheep (c) duck (d) cow
- 8.🚜 What is this? (a) pig (b) horse (c) hen (d) tractor
- 9.Which word is “pig”? (a) pig (b) buffalo (c) sheep (d) cow
- 10.Make a sentence: lays / egg / hen / an / The / day. / every
- 11.Make a sentence: are / How / There / cows / many / there? / are / four.
- 12.Make a sentence: drives / farmer / The / tractor. / big / a
- 13.🐑 What is this? (a) pig (b) goat (c) hut (d) sheep
- 14.Which word is “field”? (a) buffalo (b) duck (c) field (d) egg
- 15.Make a sentence: three / the / are / There / sheep / field. / in
- 16.Make a sentence: big / a / The / farmer / drives / tractor.
- 17.Make a sentence: day. / hen / every / egg / The / an / lays
- 18.Make a sentence: cows / There / are / are / four. / How / there? / many
- 19.Make a sentence: every / lays / an / day. / The / egg / hen
- 20.A hen is a bird. It has ___ legs. (a) six (b) four (c) two
- 21.Which word is “tractor”? (a) goat (b) egg (c) tractor (d) field
- 22.How ___ hens are there? (a) many (b) more (c) much
- 23.🐎 What is this? (a) horse (b) buffalo (c) pig (d) hut
- 24.There ___ one horse on the farm. (a) is (b) am (c) are
- 25.🦆 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) How many ducks can you see? (b) How many cows are there? There are four. (c) The farmer drives a big tractor.
- 26.🐖 What is this? (a) pig (b) sheep (c) goat (d) hut
- 27.Which word is “sheep”? (a) cow (b) hen (c) sheep (d) horse
- 28.🦆 What is this? (a) cow (b) field (c) buffalo (d) duck
- 29.Make a sentence: lays / every / an / hen / day. / The / egg
- 30.Make a sentence: the / one / near / goat / hut. / is / There
- 31.🐃 What is this? (a) goat (b) buffalo (c) horse (d) pig
- 32.🐄 What is this? (a) duck (b) egg (c) cow (d) tractor
- 33.🐔 What is this? (a) egg (b) goat (c) buffalo (d) hen
- 34.One sheep, two ___. (a) sheeps (b) sheep (c) sheepies
- 35.We get milk from a ___. (a) duck (b) cow (c) hen
- 36.🥚 What is this? (a) sheep (b) pig (c) duck (d) egg
- 37.The farmer drives a ___ in the field. (a) hen (b) hut (c) tractor
- 38.Which word is “cow”? (a) goat (b) buffalo (c) cow (d) horse
- 39.Make a sentence: many / ducks / How / see? / can / you
- 40.Make a sentence: farmer / big / tractor. / a / drives / The
Answer key
- are
- There are three sheep in the field.
- How many ducks can you see?
- There are three sheep in the field.
- The hen lays an egg every day.
- goat
- duck
- tractor
- pig
- The hen lays an egg every day.
- How many cows are there? There are four.
- The farmer drives a big tractor.
- sheep
- field
- There are three sheep in the field.
- The farmer drives a big tractor.
- The hen lays an egg every day.
- How many cows are there? There are four.
- The hen lays an egg every day.
- two
- tractor
- many
- horse
- is
- How many ducks can you see?
- pig
- sheep
- duck
- The hen lays an egg every day.
- There is one goat near the hut.
- buffalo
- cow
- hen
- sheep
- cow
- egg
- tractor
- cow
- How many ducks can you see?
- The farmer drives a big tractor.
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