Animal Health
Picture Sort Game
Sheryl Bennett, UME Howard County
David Gordon, UME Montgomery County
Kathy Gordon, UME Carroll County
Kristen Wilson, UME Regional Horse Specialist
“It is the policy of the University of Maryland Extension that no person shall be subjected to
discrimination on the grounds of race, color, sex, religion, disability, age or national origin.”
Overview
• This power point is an interactive activity for
the youth.
• It also serves a dual purpose as a pretest and
will again be used later as a post test.
• Animal pictures are divided up by species
and notes are included about each picture.
• Directions are given on the next slide.
However, you could easily use these pictures
in different ways. Be creative!!
Directions
• Break the youth into small groups.
• Print out several of the health pictures provided to you in
this power point.
• Give these pictures to the groups and ask the youth to
identify animals they think are sick, healthy, or ones that
they don’t know.
• Ask them to start thinking about why they say an animal is
sick or healthy.
• Ask them for their answers and why they placed them
where they did and tell them that you will give then a
chance to change their answers after you have shown
them the rest of the power point
CATTLE
GOATS
SHEEP
HORSE
SWINE