Printable worksheets for teaching and testing Learning Levels knowledge.
We designed this simple blank lesson plan template as a worksheet to teach Teal Level students the basic steps in mounted or unmounted lesson planning — but you can also use it to create your own lesson plans! Formatted so you can enter the following information: objectives for the lesson equipment needed preparation introduction lesson … Read more
Handy little printable poster for your barn aisle that shows how to correctly tie a rope halter – with a link and a QR code to our free HorseSense demo video! Also makes a great handout for horse camps and lessons.
Give your students this set of printable handouts for Quadrille Camp – or for learning about drill-team formations in regular lessons. Includes: diagrams of 9 quadrille maneuvers, Quadrille team planning worksheet, choreography worksheet, music selection guidelines, and costume guidelines.
Use this simple worksheet to help your Yellow Level Horsemanship students learn arena letters, for both small and large dressage arenas.
This worksheet is designed to help students keep a HorseCentered perspective – and to put horse before sport – by making a promise to the horses in their lives. Use it for our Pink Level ground training lessons, beginner riding lessons, or introductory horsemanship courses.
Print 60 equine musculoskeletal system labels with this template – and a separate printable word bank – to help your Teal HorseSense students learn advanced equine anatomy.
Hang this printable poster in your barn aisle, tie area or horsey classroom to guide your beginner students through each step of tying horses safely. The illustrations are accompanied by a QR code, which can be scanned by a mobile device whenever students need a quick video reminder.
Use this little quiz for students in horseback riding lessons to see if their fitness routines correspond to “recreational rider” or “athlete” – and help them formulate a fitness pledge that matches their goals!
Use this simple worksheet for unmounted lessons that challenge Orange Level HorseSense students to identify the conformation of different breed types, using silhouettes of 9 common equine breeds. Includes draft, sporthorse, stock, gaited and pony breeds.
Use this worksheet for unmounted lessons that help your youngest beginner students learn about Western tack, with simple diagrams for parts of the saddle and bridle. Printable PDF file includes an illustrated Rainbow Level worksheet and an answer key.
Use this worksheet for unmounted lessons that help your youngest beginner students learn about English tack, with simple diagrams for parts of the saddle and bridle. Printable PDF file includes an illustrated Rainbow Level worksheet and an answer key.
This simplified version of our Pony Parts worksheet lets your youngest Rainbow Level students draw lines to match terms with parts of a horse’s body – ideal for students who struggle with writing.
This printable set has a horse paper doll that can be tacked up with common pieces of English and Western tack. Create a re-useable demonstration set for teaching tack basics, or print as worksheet for unmounted lessons.
This simple Rainbow Level worksheet helps your youngest students identifiy basic characteristics of their favorite lesson horse or pony. Use with our Rainbow Level Coloring Book to introduce concepts of equine height, breed color, markings, and gender.
Use this worksheet for unmounted lessons that help Teal Level students identify the structures of a horse’s lower leg – and to relate equine unsoundness with leg anatomy.
Use this worksheet to supplement unmounted horsemanship lessons that help young Rainbow Level students understand why we have rules for feeding horses — especially for treats! Printable PDF has 2 worksheet pages and an answer key.
Use this festive fill-in-the-blank worksheet to test your students’ Teal Level horse knowledge during unmounted lessons over the holidays. The printable PDF file includes an illustrated worksheet challenging students to create twelve different lists using equine terminology.
Use this festive fill-in-the-blank worksheet to test your students’ Purple Level horse knowledge during unmounted lessons over the holidays. The printable PDF file includes an illustrated worksheet challenging students to create twelve different lists using equine terminology.
Use this festive fill-in-the-blank worksheet to test your students’ Orange Level horse knowledge during unmounted lessons over the holidays. The printable PDF file includes an illustrated worksheet challenging students to create twelve different lists using equine terminology.
Use this festive fill-in-the-blank worksheet to test your students’ Blue Level horse knowledge during unmounted lessons over the holidays. The printable PDF file includes an illustrated worksheet challenging students to create twelve different lists using equine terminology.
Use this festive fill-in-the-blank worksheet to test your students’ Green Level horse knowledge during unmounted lessons over the holidays. The printable PDF file includes an illustrated worksheet challenging students to create twelve different lists using equine terminology.
Use this festive fill-in-the-blank worksheet to test your students’ Yellow Level horse knowledge during unmounted lessons over the holidays. The printable PDF file includes an illustrated worksheet challenging students to create twelve different lists using equine terminology.
Use this festive fill-in-the-blank worksheet to test your students’ Red Level horse knowledge during unmounted lessons over the holidays. The printable PDF file includes an illustrated worksheet challenging students to create twelve different lists using equine terminology.
Students in unmounted lessons use the Horse for Sale Cards and worksheets to learn how horses’ physical characteristics are accurately described, and to evaluate the information found in typical horse advertisements.
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We’ve been blessed with many talented photographers over the years: students who voluntarily stood in sweltering/ freezing arenas, capturing lifelong memories of lessons, camps and shows. We’re grateful to all of them!
One former student, Delaney Witbrod, is now a professional photographer with a gift for animal portraits – see more of her fine work here. We’re also grateful for photos of Western riding donated by LLPro instructors – particularly Bit of Pleasure Horse School and Joyful Hearts Photography!
You’ll find illustrations throughout our online courses and printed materials graciously donated by our friend Rhonda Hagy. Evan Surrusco contributes additional illustrations and handles most of our photo processing. Contact us for information about their work.