Activity Book

Name:_____________________

Date:______________________How many crows would a scarecrow scare if a scarecrow could scare crows?

Nobody knows. Perhaps rows of crows!

What would one wear if one wanted to scare crows with one’s nose and one’s toes?

What sort of clothes? A hat with a rose? Perhaps panty hose? Anything goes!

-Carol Waterman

Where is Waterman’s Farm on the map? Draw a pumpkin where it is. Where is your school on the map? Draw a star where it is. Where is Lucas Oil Stadium? Draw A football where the stadium is.

Which of these things belong on a farm? Draw them in the box below!

Barn

Tractor

FarmeSkyscraper

Taxi

Plane

My school is ______miles from Waterman’s Farm

Farm Fun Fact: The land on which Waterman's Farm is located has been owned by the Waterman

family for over 100 years.

Hay bale

Crops

Cow

Movie Theater

Horse

Total: ________

Total: __________

How big is an acre?

The Strawberry field at our Raymond Street farm is larger than an acre. An acre is 43,650 square feet big.An acre is approximately 1/3 of a BASEBALL FIELDAn acre is larger than a SOCCER FIELDAn acre is equal to 16 TENNIS COURTS

Which image equals the same size of an acre?

Straw is a stalk left over from a stalk of wheat. Straw is used as bedding for barnyard animals.  Straw can be shaped into a rectangle.Hay—usually alfalfa or a grass—is used to feed animals. Hay can be made into a round shape.Circle the Hay Put an X on the Straw

Count and write the totals!

Total: ________

Total:________

Practice writing the name of each vegetable on the dotted line!

Draw a picture of each word under its color!

Pumpkin Carrot TomatoGreen beans Corn Cucumber

RED ORANGE

YELLOW GREEN

Draw a picture about this sentence:

The farmer rides the green tractor to the corn field on a sunny day.

Color the happy scarecrow!