Veterinary Science Book 1 - From Airedales to Zebras
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Welcome to From Airedales to Zebras 

from airedales to zebras

Welcome to the first book in an exciting series designed to help you learn all about veterinary sciences! Many fun and interesting activities are included. No matter what type of animal you have, or even if you have none at all, these activites will help you learn a lot.

If you don't have an animal yet, this book will help you decide if you want ot purchase and care for one. Owning an animal is a big responsibility, and there ia a lot to learn. By doing the activities in this book, you will learn how to select, feed, hose and care for animals properly.

 

 

 
Learner Outcomes

Each activity will ask you to do something, then share what you learned with your helper. You cna work by yourself or as part of a group. Try to do the activity first, but ask your helper for help if you have any problems or questions.

While you are learning important veterinary science project skills, you will also learn important skills you will use your whole life. Some of these skills are communicating with others, learning to learn, developing character, preventing diseases and acquiring and evaluating information.

In From Airedales to Zebras, the first book in the four-part Veterinary Science series, you will learn how to...

  • Identify different breeds of animals
  • Interpret an animal's behavior
  • Describe different roles of animals
  • Meet animals' basic needs
  • Identify nutrients in feeds
  • Describe the life stages of animals
  • Explain the purpose of body systems
  • Improve biosecurity in your home or farm
  • Make your home safe for pets
  • Measure medication properly
  • Explain what veterinarians do
  • Identify common veterinary tools
  • Read a story about a veterinarian
  • Find a good book about animals

1. The Normal Animal
A Breed Apart
-A Breed Apart
USDA
-Basic Needs
fur and feathers as friends
-Fur and Feathers as Friends--and More
get growin
-Get Growin'
systems check
-Systems Check
Body Language Animal Style
-Body Language, Animal Style
Whats for Lunch
-What's for Lunch?

To view documents for this chapter, please go to the Additional Resources on this page.

Additional Resources
 
2. Diseases, Pests and Problems
Not a shot in the dark
-Not a Shot in the Dark
better safe than sick
-Better Safe than Sick
3. Investigating Careers
jack of all trades
-Jack of All Trades
Cool Tools
-Cool Tools!
Furry Friends in Fact, Fiction and Film
-Furry Friends in Fact, Fiction and Film
heres the story
-Here's the Story
National 4-H Curriculum 

National 4-H Curriculum focuses on 4-H's three primary mission mandates:

Science, Engineering & Technology
Healthy Living
Citizenship

Youth activity guides are filled with fun, engaging experiences that cultivate abilities youth need for everyday living as they progressively gain knowledge about subjects that interest them.The National 4-H Reviewed and Recommended Seal signifies excellence in providing hands-on learning experiences for youth.State 4-H programs within the Cooperative Extension System, National 4-H Headquarters at USDA, and National 4-H Council provide leadership for the development of National 4-H Curriculum.  This partnership provides the knowledge, resources and management necessary to develop and market quality youth curriculum.

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