Spanish Barnyard Animals Worksheet Packet | Made By Teachers - Free Printable

To solve this worksheet, we need to match the English animal names in the questions with their Spanish equivalents shown at the top of the page.

Step 1: Identify the animals listed at the top.
Let's look at the word bank provided in the image and translate them mentally to English to make matching easier:
- burro: donkey
- pato: duck
- cerdo: pig
- cabello: (Note: The image shows a horse but labels it "cabello", which actually means hair. However, looking at the context of the exercise and the other options, it is clearly intended to represent the horse, or perhaps there is a typo in the original worksheet meant to be 'caballo'. Let's assume for the sake of the student that this slot represents the horse based on the picture.) *Correction*: Looking closely at the second row, there is another horse-like animal labeled "cabra" (goat) and a bull labeled "toro". Wait, let's re-examine the bottom row.
- toro: bull
- oveja: sheep
- gallo: rooster
- cabra: goat (The image next to it looks like a horse/donkey, but the label is cabra).
- conejo: rabbit

Actually, let's just match the specific English words from the questions to the best fit in the list, even if the worksheet has some labeling quirks.

Step 2: Match each question number to the correct Spanish word.

1. is donkey. -> Look for the donkey. The first image is a donkey labeled burro.
2. is duck. -> Look for the duck. The second image is a duck labeled pato.
3. is pig. -> Look for the pig. The third image is a pig labeled cerdo.
4. is horse. -> We have two horse-like images. One is labeled "cabello" (top row) and one is near "cabra" (bottom row). In standard Spanish, horse is *caballo*. "Cabello" is incorrect (means hair), but it sits above the horse silhouette. Let's tentatively pick cabello as the intended answer for "horse" based on the visual, despite the spelling error in the source material. *Self-correction*: Actually, looking at the layout, maybe the student is supposed to write the word under the picture? No, the instructions say "Fill in the below blanks". Let's stick with cabello because it's the only option in that column associated with a horse shape, assuming the worksheet has a typo.
5. is cow. -> Look for the cow. The fifth image in the top row is a cow labeled vaca.
6. is bull. -> Look for the bull. The first image in the second row is a bull labeled toro.
7. is sheep. -> Look for the sheep. The second image in the second row is a sheep labeled oveja.
8. is rooster. -> Look for the rooster. The third image in the second row is a rooster labeled gallo.
9. is goat. -> Look for the goat. The fourth image in the second row is labeled cabra. (Even though the silhouette looks a bit like a horse, *cabra* is definitely goat).
10. is rabbit. -> Look for the rabbit. The last image is a rabbit labeled conejo.

Final Check:
1. burro (donkey) - Correct.
2. pato (duck) - Correct.
3. cerdo (pig) - Correct.
4. cabello (horse - note: likely a typo for caballo in the source, but matches the horse picture) - Correct in context.
5. vaca (cow) - Correct.
6. toro (bull) - Correct.
7. oveja (sheep) - Correct.
8. gallo (rooster) - Correct.
9. cabra (goat) - Correct.
10. conejo (rabbit) - Correct.

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Final Answer:
1. burro
2. pato
3. cerdo
4. cabello
5. vaca
6. toro
7. oveja
8. gallo
9. cabra
10. conejo