PRINTABLE Meat Goat External Anatomy - Level 1

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Calling all agricultural educators, 4-H Leaders, homeschool families, and anyone wanting to learn more about livestock! Dive into our digital printables designed specifically for you! Tailored to correspond with 4-H Oregon Meat Goat Advancements Level 1 or Junior/Intermediate Members, these resources are perfect for club meetings, classrooms or independent learning at home.

Worksheets include the poll, muzzle, point of shoulder, shoulder, brisket, heart girth, forearm, pastern, rib, barrel, hock, leg, pin bone, rump, loin, chine, wither.

Includes 4 Different Worksheets:

• Learning page, with write-in bubbles.
• 2 Practice Pages, choose numbered or bubbles.
• Assessment Page, without listed body parts.
• Written description of each part.

Why choose our digital printables?

1. Tailored Information: Aligned with Oregon Meat Goat Advancements, these worksheets are perfect for Jr. or Intermediate age members. 
2. Easy to Use: Clear diagrams and labels. 
3. Multiple Options: Includes both learning pages, and assessment pages. Need students to practice at home? We have you covered with written descriptions.

Instant Access:

•  Download and start using these resources immediately, no waiting required!
• This is a DIGITAL product, no physical items will be shipped.

Terms and Conditions:

• These digital downloads are intended for personal or club use only. You may print copies for your family, members of your club, or students.
• It is prohibited to modify, sell, distribute, or share these links, files, or printed materials in any manner. If you would like custom worksheets made or different parts added, please let me know!
• Licensee may not claim ownership or authorship of the designs. Sunrise Art and Design maintains the copyright of all designs.

Hi! My name is Callyn. I'm a 4-H Leader and artist from Oregon. I love making resources that support educators and leaders in agricultural education. Just to be clear, I'm not a professional educator or officially representing 4-H or FFA.