We went to the Agricultural Show at the Porte de Versailles . It was the first time with the Goblin. He had already seen cows on the farm of our friends but now the excitement was at its height between the world, heat, noise and multiple visual stimuli (tactile).
He was bothered by the smell . No, but a real small city, while valuable, quite a contrast to my nostrils like those smells of earth, hay, straw and fur! And yet nothing at all, the smell of leather, fur, farm smells, yes, but no smell of excrement ... Have you seen the beautiful clean the rear heifers and bulls, collect dung, the straw disintegrated after lightning emissions of urine.
And then a few seconds later, it was the cries of joy and haste to move from stand to stand.
He was bothered by the smell . No, but a real small city, while valuable, quite a contrast to my nostrils like those smells of earth, hay, straw and fur! And yet nothing at all, the smell of leather, fur, farm smells, yes, but no smell of excrement ... Have you seen the beautiful clean the rear heifers and bulls, collect dung, the straw disintegrated after lightning emissions of urine.
And then a few seconds later, it was the cries of joy and haste to move from stand to stand.
How wonderful to discover that under generic names, cows for cattle, pigs to pigs, sheep for sheep and ducks and other fowls, animals of different sizes and gaits distinct even within the same species . The
stature, musculature, backbones, colors, coats, furs: different breeds.
stature, musculature, backbones, colors, coats, furs: different breeds.



We re-sensitized to the names of animals the farm and farmyard to go beyond their vernacular name and generic meat (I hear about it in a future post!). Animals known or almost (like a velociraptor boyfriend) and small pig tails, with large black spots (or pigs "black ass"?).
Cow: Beef, bull, cow, calf (beef for meat) Mouton
(for meat): ram, ewe, lamb
Pig: boar, sow, piglet, piglet, piggy (pig for meat) ( and here for more details see here)
Goose, gander, gosling
Rooster, hen, chicks
Donkey, donkey, donkey
Duck, duck, ducklings
Horse, mare, colt

Enough to want to resume cards classifications Montessori with farm animals but also with differences between male and female . I loved this exercise Montessori distinguish male and female, masculine and feminine presented here .
Here is a card file naming which includes the farm animals and their offspring sexed . Here's where find names of many animals: the male, female and small .
From farm to plate, this is
Here is a card file naming which includes the farm animals and their offspring sexed . Here's where find names of many animals: the male, female and small .
From farm to plate, this is
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