Free Christian Curriculum Kindergarten through twelfth grade · free to download

4 years · 400 lessons · 4,000 questions

Animal Husbandry

Chickens, goats, rabbits, and sheep — housing, feeding, health, and the honest daily work of keeping livestock well.

Animal Husbandry is taught in grade 9 through grade 12. Each year below is a complete course in its own right, with its own units, its own quizzes, and its own downloads.

This is a self-paced elective. It sits outside the daily schedule, so a family can take it over a summer, stretch it across a year, or skip it without unsettling anything else.

Year by year

YearUnitsLessonsQuestions
Grade 9101001,000Open the course →
Grade 10101001,000Open the course →
Grade 11101001,000Open the course →
Grade 12101001,000Open the course →

What each year covers

Open a year to see its units. Unit headings come straight from the lessons; where a course does not name its units, the first lesson of the unit is shown instead.

Grade 9 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “Dominion and Care: What the Bible Says About Animals”
  2. 2Starts with “Choosing a Chicken Breed”
  3. 3Starts with “The Egg-Laying Cycle”
  4. 4Starts with “Why Raise Goats? Dairy, Meat, and Fiber Breeds”
  5. 5Starts with “Milking Basics and Equipment”
  6. 6Starts with “Why Rabbits? Meat, Fiber, and 4-H Projects”
  7. 7Starts with “Why Raise Sheep? Wool, Meat, and Milk”
  8. 8Starts with “Reading a Feed Label”
  9. 9Starts with “Planning Your Homestead Layout”
  10. 10Starts with “Setting Breeding Goals”
Grade 10 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “Dominion and Care: What the Bible Says About Animals”
  2. 2Starts with “Choosing a Chicken Breed”
  3. 3Starts with “The Egg-Laying Cycle”
  4. 4Starts with “Why Raise Goats? Dairy, Meat, and Fiber Breeds”
  5. 5Starts with “Milking Basics and Equipment”
  6. 6Starts with “Why Rabbits? Meat, Fiber, and 4-H Projects”
  7. 7Starts with “Why Raise Sheep? Wool, Meat, and Milk”
  8. 8Starts with “Reading a Feed Label”
  9. 9Starts with “Planning Your Homestead Layout”
  10. 10Starts with “Setting Breeding Goals”
Grade 11 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “Dominion and Care: What the Bible Says About Animals”
  2. 2Starts with “Choosing a Chicken Breed”
  3. 3Starts with “The Egg-Laying Cycle”
  4. 4Starts with “Why Raise Goats? Dairy, Meat, and Fiber Breeds”
  5. 5Starts with “Milking Basics and Equipment”
  6. 6Starts with “Why Rabbits? Meat, Fiber, and 4-H Projects”
  7. 7Starts with “Why Raise Sheep? Wool, Meat, and Milk”
  8. 8Starts with “Reading a Feed Label”
  9. 9Starts with “Planning Your Homestead Layout”
  10. 10Starts with “Setting Breeding Goals”
Grade 12 10 units · 100 lessons
  1. 1Starts with “Dominion and Care: What the Bible Says About Animals”
  2. 2Starts with “Choosing a Chicken Breed”
  3. 3Starts with “The Egg-Laying Cycle”
  4. 4Starts with “Why Raise Goats? Dairy, Meat, and Fiber Breeds”
  5. 5Starts with “Milking Basics and Equipment”
  6. 6Starts with “Why Rabbits? Meat, Fiber, and 4-H Projects”
  7. 7Starts with “Why Raise Sheep? Wool, Meat, and Milk”
  8. 8Starts with “Reading a Feed Label”
  9. 9Starts with “Planning Your Homestead Layout”
  10. 10Starts with “Setting Breeding Goals”

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