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🚜 FREE Farm Printable Beginner Reading Books
Farm • Free Worksheets • Sight WordsMay 8, 2019
by Beth Gorden
Help introduce your child to life on the farm with this super cute, free printable beginner reading books.
This free printable books for beginning readers uses simple words and common sight words to not only learn about various farm animals and chores, but gives lots of practicing with sight words so preschool, pre k, kindergarten, and first grade children can achieve fluency as they learn to read.
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Kids will have fun practicing reading sight words with this printable beginner reading books you can print, color, and read! This is perfect for preschoolers, kindergartners, and grade 1 students. Plus, children will learn about farm life from milking the cow, feeding the horse, plowing the fields, washing the pig, brushing the goat, feeding the chickens and more! These handy free printable books for beginning readers are filled with super cute clipart and images to engage early learners to make learning fun!
Parents, teachers, and homeschoolers will love this printable farm reader as a no prep farm activity for a farm theme, f is for farm addition to your letter of the week program, addition to your literacy center in the classroom, extra practice, summer learning, or sight word lesson plan.
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Start out by printing in the black and white pages of these free farm printables. The blackline versions are not only great for saving you on printer ink costs, but allow students to decorate their books.
Next, using scissors carefully cut each page in half. Stack the pages up, with the cover on top, and staple along the left edge to make your farm flip book.
printable beginner reading books
Students can colour their very own farm emergent reader with crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Finally, have your student write their name in the space indicated on the cover. It’s time for kids to read the pages in their fun farm reader which includes the following pages:
- Life on the Farm (There is a boy on a tractor, next to hay bales and pumpkins, plowing the fields.
You can see the barn and silo in the background) - We plow the fields on the farm.
- We milk the cow on the farm (girl in overalls next to a large cow)
- We feed the horses on the farm (boy in overalls next to pony, he has a basket full of carrots)
- We wash the pig on the farm (pig is in large bathtub of soapy water)
- We brush the goat on the farm (boy has on a straw hat and boots and is petting the happy goat)
- We feed the chickens on the farm (girl is tossing grain or corn from a bucket or pail to a chicken)
- We get the eggs on the farm (girl is next to a hen and a rooster by the coop)
- We move the hay on the farm (boy is holding a pitchfork and is next to a large pile of hay)
- We water the plants on the farm (boys is using watering can to water tall corn stalks)
- The ducks swim in a pond on the farm
- We sell the crops we grow on the farm (farmer is at farmers market surrounded by lots of fresh product including sunflowers, potatoes, lettuce, cabbage, radishes, corn on the cob, broccoli, tomatoes, peas, onions, apples, and more)
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Looking for more FREE farm printables to help kids learn a variety of skills? You will love these resources:
- Sequencing Cards – farm to table jam, milk, bread, chocolate, eggs, and orange juice (matching sequencing worksheets)
- Farm Kindergarten Sight Words Games
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- Counting Farm Animals Readers
- Super cute free printable Farm Worksheets for Kindergarten
- C is for Cow letter of the week unit with crafts, activities, and printables for kids
- Farm Writing Prompts or these On the Farm Writing Prompts
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- Printable Puzzle Farm animals and their babies
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- Farm Building Sentences Cut and Paste Reader
- Seasons worksheet about life on the farm
- Super cute Farm Coloring Pages
- Farm ABC Order Worksheets
- Free Farm Color by Number Worksheets for workign on number recognition
- Do-a-Dot NUMBERS Farm Worksheets
- Kindergarten Farm Unit – over 220+ pages for Preschool, Kindergarten, & 1st Grade
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- CUTE Preschool Farm Activities Free Worksheets to work on a variety of skills
- Huge set of Free Farm Worksheets for Kindergarten
- Farm Animals and their Homes Flip Book
- Counting farm animals worksheet pages for numbers 1-10
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- Printable Farm Scavenger Hunt for Kids
- HUGE Farm Animals Worksheet Pack with lots of math and literacy for early learners
- Farm themed free printable cutting activities for preschoolers
- Number Sense Puzzles – Farm Activities for Preschoolers
- Farm Animal Tracing Worksheets
- FREE Farm Animal Puppet Printables
- Farm Writing Numbers in Words Worksheets
- Simple Sentences for Kindergarten Worksheet – Farm theme
- I Spy Farm Animals Printables
- LOTs of ideas in this Farm Theme Preschool
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Are you looking for more FREE Printable Readers? We have lots of printable emergent reader books for your child to read as they practice sight words, compound words, learn about history, discover countries around the world, and dive into science too! See all our Emergent Readers here!
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The role of Peter I in history.
Worksheet - Anniversary Lesson Project The Russian Tsar Peter the Great of the Romanov dynasty is called Peter the Great all over the world. Let us recall the era of this ruler, his personality and state affairs.
1. Read the text about Peter I. Choose the main dates of his life and activities. Record these dates on the timeline.
In the family of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov and Tsarina Natalya Kirillovna Naryshkina 9June 1672 son Peter was born. He spent his youth in the village of Preobrazhensky near Moscow. The future emperor was fond of military affairs from early childhood. When he was 16 years old ( 1688 ), he began to learn how to build ships on Lake Pereslavl. In 1697 , as part of the "Great Embassy", he went to Europe to negotiate friendship and military assistance with other countries. Under Peter I, as a result of the Azov campaigns (1695–1696) Russia conquered the shores of the Sea of Azov. After the victory in the Northern War (1700–1721) our country received access to the Baltic Sea, which made it possible to communicate directly with Western states.
And as a result of the Persian campaign (1722–1723) , the western coast of the Caspian Sea, as well as the cities of Derbent and Baku, were recaptured. In 1703 , a fortress was laid at the mouth of the Neva River, the plan of which was drawn by the tsar himself. In 1721 Peter I assumed the title of Emperor of All Russia. In 1725 he died due to illness.
2. Peter I understood that Russia needed educated people. He himself constantly studied - he mastered many crafts - and forced others to learn. Read the description of some specialties. For each of them, select the appropriate number.
| CARPENT | MAP | WATCHMAKER | STURMAN | GUNNER |
| 1 2 34 5 | 1 2 34 5 | 1 2 34 5 | 1 2 34 5 | 1 2 34 5 |
3.
Examine the list of events. Choose those that relate to the development of science. At the end of 1699, Peter I ordered to celebrate the New Year in winter - January 1st.
In 1703, in the first issue of Vedomosti, one could read materials on military and other matters.
In 1718, the first library was located in Kikin's chambers. Readers were given books from the collection.
In the Urals, metallurgical plants were opened - suppliers of iron, anchors and guns for the fleet, and on the shores of Lake Onega - an arms factory.
Schools of different levels were founded: the school of mathematical and navigational sciences, Pushkar, engineering, artillery, medical.
Peter I forbade noble people to wear a beard and Russian dress.
In 1725 the Academy celebrated its creation with a large assembly.
4. The library of the Russian Academy of Sciences contains books from the personal collection of Peter I. Examine fragments of images, find out the range of interests of the tsar and exclude unnecessary items from the list.
| Admiral's ship with 96 guns, cutaway | Coat of arms of the Russian Empire. Pyotr Alekseevich | is depicted in the image of George the VictoriousFireworks of Peter. Every military victory was celebrated |
Construction of a ship
History of the state
Recipe for fireworks
Furriers
Warfare
5. In honor of the new year 1700, fireworks were arranged on Red Square. Peter's favorite spectacle became popular in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Choose its name:
CANNOT FIRE
FOLK PARTY
FIRE FUN
GREAT FIREWORKS
FUNNY LIGHTS
6. Look at the illustrations for the games that Peter I himself played. Match their names with serial numbers.
chess - 1 2 3
Tourks - 1 2 3
checkers - 1 2 3
7. Choose an expression, synonymous with phraseology “Play turquoilies”:
Do trifles
to do
8.
During his travels in Europe as part of the Great Embassy, Peter I saw cities and villages, watched military maneuvers, took part in negotiations, and visited the courts of European rulers. Read the memoir of the Danish ambassador and note the main goals of the Great Embassy. “He immediately sat down at the table and spoke Dutch so clearly that I could easily understand him… The Tsar immediately entered into such a friendly conversation with me that it seemed he was my equal and had known me for many years… Under him there was no chancellor, no vice-chancellor, no (any) privy councilor.
diplomatic mission
invite foreign specialists to serve
purchase merchant ships
9. Match the names of the cities founded by Peter I with their location: 9St. Petersburg
