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2 Write the names under the pictures. a cow a horse a goat a pig a turkey a hen a rooster a goose a sheep a duck a pigeon a rabbit a donkey a chick a lamb a bull a cat a dog a ram a calf
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4 + D H E D G E H O G L C + + E M + O O L W E T A + + S + O X N E U + + R + U L + + I + E L A K E M E + + R F C + O N + S E S E K + T N K + O + T + E + O + C Y + A + E + W + R L + O + O L L U B E Y H L + O + G + C + + P S W + + T C H I C K + E + + P O R E S I + B + O + + T I B B A R H G K M H T S + A U D U C K A L + + N O K G M A R (Over, Down, Direction) BAT(9,7,N) LAMB(8,13,NE) BULL(9,7,W) CALF(12,1,S) CHICK(1,9,E) COCKEREL(4,8,NE) COW(13,4,S) DONKEY(2,1,SE) DUCK(11,12,E) GOAT(3,15,N) GOOSE(2,8,NE) HEDGEHOG(3,1,E) HEN(12,7,NW) HORSE(14,11,NW) MOLE(1,2,SE) MULE(7,4,NW) OWL(11,9,NE) OXEN(4,2,SW) PIG(10,9,SW) RABBIT(6,11,W) RAM(6,15,W) SHEEP(7,12,N) SKUNK(8,10,SE) TORTOISE(15,8,N) TURKEY(11,2,S) WEASEL(6,2,SW)
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9 Name: Animal Sounds on Centennial Farm! Directions: Write in the bubble the animal sound best suited for each animal. Use the word bank for spelling. Suggestion: Sing along with Old MacDonald. Word Bank: Cluck-cluck Buzz-buzz Oink-oink Moo Hop-hop Cock-a-doodle-doo Baa-baa Quack Cattle Duck Sheep Bee Pig Rooster Hen Rabbit
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