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Goats on the Family Farm
Chana Stiefel
Library Binding (Enslow Elementary, March 1, 2013)GOATS ON THE FAMILY FARM explores a goat’s life. Did you know that you can make cheese from goat’s milk, or that goats are really great jumpers? Discover what a goat’s life is like in this addition to the ANIMALS ON THE FAMILY FARM series.
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Goats on the Farm
Rose Carraway
Paperback (Gareth Stevens Leveled Readers, Aug. 1, 2012)Provides information on goats, including how they live, how they look, and what products humans get from goats.
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Goats on the Family Farm
Chana Stiefel
Paperback (Enslow Elementary, March 1, 2013)GOATS ON THE FAMILY FARM explores a goat’s life. Did you know that you can make cheese from goat’s milk, or that goats are really great jumpers? Discover what a goat’s life is like in this addition to the ANIMALS ON THE FAMILY FARM series.
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Farm Families on the Family Farm
Robyn Buttars, Barbara Westover
Paperback (Independently published, May 11, 2020)Maggie gets to name the newborn calf. This calf is not just any calf-she is a descendent of Matilda, the first cow on the family farm. Maggie's family has cared for Matilda's family for 100 years. By looking back through her family history, Maggie finds the perfect name. A name that links her past with the present.
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Goats on the Farm
Mari C. Schuh, Gail Saunders-Smith
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2002)Text and photographs describe goats and how they are raised on a farm.
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Farm Families on the Family Farm
Robyn Buttars, Barbara Westover
eBook (Country Stories, May 9, 2020)Maggie gets to name the newborn calf. This calf is not just any calf—she is a descendent of Matilda, the first cow on the family farm. Maggie’s family has cared for Matilda’s family for 100 years. By looking back through her family history, Maggie finds the perfect name. A name that links her past with the present.
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Turkeys on the Family Farm
Chana Stiefel
Library Binding (Enslow Elementary, March 1, 2013)What are baby turkeys called? Poults! Find out all sorts of facts about a turkey in TURKEYS ON THE FAMILY FARM. Author Chana Stiefel explores where turkeys live, what they eat, and their life cycle in this exciting addition to ANIMALS ON THE FAMILY FARM.
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Goats on the Farm
Mari C. Schuh
Paperback (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2002)Text and photographs describe goats and how they are raised on a farm.
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Cows on the Family Farm
Chana Stiefel
Library Binding (Enslow Elementary, March 30, 2013)Author Chana Stiefel takes readers onto the farm in COWS ON THE FAMILY FARM. Find out how cows live, what they eat, and how they spend their days.
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Turkeys on the Family Farm
Chana Stiefel
Paperback (Enslow Elementary, March 1, 2013)What are baby turkeys called? Poults! Find out all sorts of facts about a turkey in TURKEYS ON THE FAMILY FARM. Author Chana Stiefel explores where turkeys live, what they eat, and their life cycle in this exciting addition to ANIMALS ON THE FAMILY FARM.
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Goats On The Farm
Rose Carraway
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Leveled Readers, Aug. 1, 2012)Readers will discover what life is like on a farm for goats and about how they provide milk to make cheese and wool to make clothes. Readers learn what goats look like, what they eat, and even what their babies are called. Accessible text allows readers to learn these fun facts on their own, and a picture glossary helps clarify new words and strengthen vocabulary skills. Bright photographs illustrate the world of these smart animals and the farms they call home.
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Sheep on the Family Farm
Chana Stiefel
Library Binding (Enslow Elementary, March 1, 2013)Did you know that the fluffy fur on a sheep is called wool? It’s used to make some sweaters or blankets! Take a visit to the farm and learn about sheep with author Chana Stiefel.
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