Activity sheets are not only a fun way to engage your children and bring new aspects to a day out, they also help develop your child’s communication and language skills in a playful way.
After our morning at Windmill Hill City Farm, I decided to create some activity sheets based on farm animals and objects you can find on a farm. I will introduce them to Amy on our next visit later this week and share them with you here on the blog over the coming weeks.
Today, I want to show you a quick Farm Bingo that I have rustled up this afternoon. It shows tools, animals and other objects that you find on a trip to your local farm and it’s a great little learning material to initiate conversations about the things little ones notice around the farm.
Right click the image below, click “save as” and print it out ready for your next farm trip.
I will laminate our sheet to make it a little more durable, but you can just take a print out with you and ask your little ones to cross off everything they see. If you decide to laminate your Farm Bingo, use stickers or a white board pen that you can wipe off for repeated use.
Questions you can ask based on your activity sheet:
What can you see? How many of them can you see? Which colour does it have?
If it’s an object: What can you use it for? Where else could you find it?
If it’s an animal: Which sound does it make? What is its baby called? What does it eat? Which food comes from …? What does it eat? Where does it live?
I hope you enjoy this little activity sheet. If you do and would like to see more of them, please let me know and I will come up with some more ideas.
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Love a bit of bingo! THanks… In my previous life, I used to do random bingo and pub quizzes at festivals and parties. The highlight I think was special Mills & Boon bingo I created for my sister’s wedding, where I re-wrote each bingo call with a line from a Mills & Boon book. Was hilarious!
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that looks great – fab idea!
HELEN recently posted…Rodda’s Cornish Clotted Cream
Thank you 🙂 x
Activity sheets are a brilliant way to engage little ones. I know some people who use them to go supermarket shopping to keep little ones entertained. Your sheet is so beautiful and colourful and we go to the farm quite regularly so this will come in very handy. Thank you
Kirsty recently posted…Mr Wolf’s Pancakes by Jan Fearnley
Now that’s an idea. I usually get Amy to fetch things for me or help me find them on the shelf, but the activity sheet is a great idea too – although I guess it would make the shop considerably longer 😉
What a lovely idea! Kids always like things like this. Our local nature reserves does one – good ness how many times we filled it in when they were little – they never got bored of it!
Mary Keynko recently posted…Bedtime Stories
Oh, this looks great! Keep meaning to take my two to a farm x
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What a wonderful idea, next time little man goes with his grandparents I will print this for them x
Cakesphotoslife (Angie) recently posted…What goes on His in head!!
Ooh this is fabulous, I wonder if it would work on long car journeys by crossing off caravans, lorries and service stations.
Boo Roo and Tigger Too recently posted…Miles Kelly Little Press Storytime series
Great idea, I shall come up with something 🙂
This is lovely! I bet Fiona could use it at Coombe Mill too. x
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Oh that is so cute!!
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Cool and cute! BINGO! Pinned! x
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We’re stepping up Mia’s shopping list by using words now.I have all of running around the supermarket whilst I stay put.
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Haha, I like your thinking, Aly x
How very kind, and am sure there will be a farm visit in the near future – love spring and trips to the farm, thank you for sharing.
pinkoddy recently posted…Longer School Hours Shorter Holidays What a Relief
Ooh, great idea! An ‘around town’ one might work too, with different people/vehicles/shops to spot while you’re out and about x
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That is so cute! What a lovely idea to make the trip more engaging for them and hold their interest x
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What a fantastic idea. My daughter would love this x
Love this idea, thanks for sharing this x