Goat Activities for Preschoolers

In our homeschool when we are learning about a specific topic, I like to pull in extra crafts and activities to really help my kiddos learn.

These goat activities for preschoolers include educational printables, crafts and other activities that I think everyone will enjoy! These goat crafts for kids are super gun!

Some of the activities we’ve pulled together are a paper plate goat, a toilet paper roll goat, some goat worksheets and more!

Many of these activities will help your young learner with fine motor skills development.

How Do You Teach Kids About Goats

It makes sense to help kids understand that goats live on farms, usually.

If you know someone who owns goats, a petting zoo or a farm, it would be great to visit them so your kids can see goats in action. Also, if your local city does a stockshow in the winter months, it would be a great place to visit.

Goats: Discover Pictures and Facts About Goats For Kids! A Children’s Goats Book Happy Little Goats: Live Life Like a Kid! (Cute Animal Books, Animal Photo Book, Farm Animal Books)G is for Goat

All Thing Goats Video for Kids

Here is a great video about goats that your preschooler might love watching.

Goat Educational Resources for Kids:

Billy Goat Gruff Felt Story Board Patterns
Small Plastic Goats for Kid Play
Farm Play Dough Sensory Kit (includes a goat)

Douglas Buffy Baby Goat Plush Stuffed Animal Douglas Gisele Goat Plush Stuffed Animal Melissa & Doug Giant Goat – Lifelike Stuffed Animal (22.5 inches Tall)

Fun Goat Facts for Kids:

If you name a goat, he or she can be taught her name and come when called by name.
The life span of a goat is roughly the same as the life span of a dog.
Goats were one of the first animals for humans to tame.
Goats pupils are rectangular.
Goats have four stomachs!
Male goats are called bucks or billys.
Female goats are called nannies.
People can raise goats.
Goats can produce milk.
Goats have babies and they are called kids.
Mountain goats live in the mountains.