Animal Sounds Farm

A cartoon farm scene with a cow, sheep, horse, pig, and chicken on green grass near a red barn, wooden fences, and a dirt path. "New Game," "Play," and a score of zero appear at the top.
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Discover Animal Sounds Farm, a fun game that helps students match animals to their sounds and enhances their learning experience!

How to Play

When the game starts, a sound will play. Students should listen to the sound and click the animal that makes it. If they answer correctly, the animal buttons will reset, the streak counter will increase by one, and a new sound will play. If they guess incorrectly, the animal they clicked will be crossed out, the streak counter will be reset to 0, and the animal’s sound will play again.

You can replay the sound for the current animal at any time by pressing the Play Button.

Screen UI Elements

A labeled diagram of a farm animal sound game interface showing a sheep, horse, cow, chicken, and pig, with arrows pointing to the new game, play sound, and animal buttons, and a streak counter near a barn.

New Game Button

This resets the game back to the start. Resetting the streak

Play Sound Button

If you need to hear the sound again, this button will play it.

Streak Counter

Each time you correctly match an animal to the sound played, the counter increases. One incorrect answer will reset the counter back to zero.

Animal Buttons

Each animal can be clicked.

Teaching

Animal Sounds Farm is a game that helps your students practice matching animals to their sounds. Our other game, Animal Sounds Pets, helped students practice animals around the home. This Game is for practising five common farm animals.

  1. sheep
  2. horse
  3. cow
  4. chicken
  5. pig

Game Ideas

Game 1: Keep the Streak

The goal here is to see how high you can raise the streak counter.

The teacher presses the Play Sound button and asks the students to say the animal’s name. The teacher can press the button repeatedly to help students get used to the sound.

The teacher then calls up one of the students who said the correct answer to press the correct animal.

Game 2: Taking Turns

This is the standard; everyone gets a go game.

The teacher can play the sound and call up each student in turn to try it. Students should listen to the sound, say the word and then choose an animal.

Game 3: It’s Not Me

In this game, the students need to cross all the animals, except the one that makes the sound.

The teacher can click the correct animal at the end of the round to get a new animal sound or press the New Game Button to reset the game.

This game can be used when you want to teach the sentence “it’s not a cow”

Game 4: Yes, it is, No it isn’t

This game can also be used to teach “yes, it is” and “No, it isn’t.” You can have one student be the farmer, they can press the play sound button, and another student can ask. “Is it a cow?” Depending on the sound they hear, the farmer can answer with “yes, it is,” or “No, it isn’t”.