Listen and Discover: FARMS (Level 2)

Do you eat bread, eggs, fruit, and vegetables? Do you eat meat? Where does this food come from? it comes from farms.

FARMS (American English)

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FARMS (British English)
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Vocabulary:

Word	Meaning / Example	Picture Illustration
barn	a building on a farm that is used for storing grain and hay and animals or equipment
chemicals	chemical substances (e.g. NaCl, H2CO3 are chemicals)
coat	we wear this when we go out or in cold weather
cool	a fairly low temperature
cotton	a soft white thread that is used for making clothes
crops	plants that farmers grow on farms
cut	Ex: Cut the paper in half with the scissors.
farm	where farmers work
fast	Ex: He ran fast and won the race.
feathers	the soft things that form the outside coat of most bird
fields	farmers grow plants on fields
flour	a powder made from wheat. We use flour to make cakes.
food	we eat food to live
fruit	bananas, apples, mangoes,… are fruit
grass	a wild plant, cows and sheep eat grass
grow	to get bigger
hay	dried grass
machine	machines helps people with our work a lot
meat	pork and beef are kinds of meat
pick	to take fruit from the trees
plant	to grow the plants
plants	trees, bushes, flowers are plants
sell	to give something for money
skin	the outer part of the body
soil	the earth; we need soil to grow plants
strawberries	the red, small fruit
seeds	the seeds grow into the plants
sugar	the sweet thing made from sugar cane
tank	a big water container
vegetables	carrots, potatoes, cabbages,… are vegetables
wool	the thread made from the hair of a sheep
world	we live on the world