Farm - Kids Vocabulary

This dialogue introduces kids to key farm-related vocabulary in a simple, interactive way while helping them associate words with the real world.

Teacher: "Good morning, class! Today, we’re going to talk about farms. Who knows what a farm is?"

Sophie: "It’s a place where people grow food!"

Teacher: "Exactly, Sophie! A farm is a place where people grow food and take care of animals. Let’s learn some new words today. First, who can tell me what a tractor is?"

Liam: "Isn’t that the big machine that farmers use?"

Teacher: "Yes! A tractor is a powerful vehicle that helps farmers plow the fields, plant seeds, and even harvest crops. Now, does anyone know what a barn is?"

Ella: "A barn is where animals live, right?"

Teacher: "That’s right! A barn is a building on the farm where animals like cows, horses, and chickens are kept. Next, can anyone tell me what crops are?"

Mia: "Are they the plants that grow on the farm?"

Teacher: "Exactly, Mia! Crops are plants that farmers grow, like corn, wheat, and vegetables. Now, let’s talk about animals. What does a sheep give us?"

Tommy: "Sheep give us wool!"

Teacher: "Good job! Sheep give us wool, which is used to make clothes. Now, what sound does a cow make?"

Lily: "Moo!"

Teacher: "Perfect! Cows give us milk, and they make a 'moo' sound. Lastly, who knows what a scarecrow is?"

Liam: "It’s the thing that stands in the field to scare birds away!"

Teacher: "Exactly! A scarecrow is used to keep birds from eating the crops."

1. What is a tractor used for on a farm?

a) To carry water
b) To plant seeds and harvest crops
c) To milk cows
d) To store food

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2. Where do farm animals like cows and horses usually live?

a) In the field
b) In the barn
c) In the garden
d) In the kitchen

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3. What do we call the plants that farmers grow for food, like corn and wheat?

a) Animals
b) Seeds
c) Crops
d) Trees

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4. Which animal on the farm gives us wool?

a) Cow
b) Pig
c) Sheep
d) Horse

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5. What is the job of a scarecrow?

a) To plant crops
b) To scare away birds from eating the crops
c) To milk the cows
d) To give water to the plants

These questions help kids reinforce their knowledge of farm vocabulary in an engaging and interactive way.