Conformation Judging Worksheets – Orange HorseSense
Use this printable set of two worksheets to help Orange Level students practice identifying and judging equine conformation.
Printable worksheets for teaching and testing Learning Levels knowledge.
Use this printable set of two worksheets to help Orange Level students practice identifying and judging equine conformation.
Simple checklist of no-stirrup riding skills. Whether or not you participate in No Stirrup November challenges, you’ll find many uses for this handy list of skills throughout the year!
Use this worksheet for unmounted lessons that teach your advanced Teal Level students to identify all of the major equine bones and bone groups, using a word bank in a fill-in-the-blank exercise.
Use this worksheet for unmounted lessons that help beginner students learn to recognize equine face and leg markings. Students can color in the drawings to show appropriate markings.
Students write a short story using every Orange Level HorseSense equine term in the attached word bank. This activity originated as a group activity for summer day camps, so it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students. All terminology can be found in the Orange Level HorseSense Study Guide.
Introduce equine grooming to your Red Level beginner students with this simple worksheet for unmounted lessons. Printable PDF matches terms to images of grooming tools, and short answer questions to reinforce safe grooming concepts. Also includes an answer key.
Use this worksheet for unmounted horsemanship lessons that introduce grooming tools and safe grooming practices to your youngest beginner students. Printable PDF file includes an illustrated Rainbow Level worksheet and an answer key.
Use this simple worksheet for unmounted lessons that teach Orange Level HorseSense students to identify six common equine body clips.
Students write a short story using every Blue Level Horsemanship equine term in the attached word bank. This activity originated as a group activity for summer day camps, so it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students. All terminology can be found in the Blue Level Horsemanship Study Guide.
Students use your old equine catalogs to “shop” for lists of items they need to take care of their “new horses.” This activity is one of our longtime camp favorites – and a great way to reinforce unmounted lessons on tack and horse care.
Use this simple worksheet for unmounted lessons that encourage beginner students to explore both English and Western riding. Learning to appreciate different styles of riding creates opportunities and allows us to enjoy horses wherever we go!
Students write a short story using every Blue Level HorseSense equine term in the attached word bank. This activity originated as a group activity for summer day camps, so it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students. All terminology can be found in the Blue Level HorseSense Study Guide.
Use this printable worksheet for unmounted HorseCentered lessons that introduce equine stress signals and teach students to consider things from a horse’s perspective.
Use this printable worksheet for unmounted lessons that help students practice creating ground training plans. Easily incoporates your preferred horse training philosophy. Designed for our HorseCentered Levels groundwork curriculum, but can also be used with students on our unmounted HorseSense track – or your own custom training progression.
Students write a short story using every Green Horsemanship equine term in the attached word bank. Originally designed as a group activity for summer day camps, it’s ideal for unmounted lessons.
Students write a short story using every Green HorseSense equine term in the attached word bank. Originally a group activity for summer day camps, it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students.
Students write a short story using every Yellow Level HorseSense equine term in the attached word bank. This activity originated as a group activity for summer day camps, so it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students. All terminology can be found in the Yellow Level HorseSense Study Guide.
Students write a short story using every Yellow Level Horsemanship equine term in the attached word bank. This activity originated as a group activity for summer day camps, so it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students. All terminology can be found in the Yellow Level Horsemanship Study Guide.
Help your Red Level beginner students learn about hoof care with this simple worksheet for unmounted lessons. Printable PDF has matching section for parts of the hoof, and a true-or-false section for basic hoof care concepts. Also includes an answer key.
Use this simple worksheet for unmounted lessons that teach an introduction to hoof care to your Rainbow Level students. Printable PDF file includes an illustrated worksheet and an answer key.
Use this handy worksheet for unmounted lessons that teach Green Level HorseSense students how to recognize visible changes in the equine hoof over time. Students can record data about the horse, the hoof conformation, and the condition of the hoof at a particular point in the trim cycle – then repeat at intervals and compare the hoof assessments.
Students write a short story using every equine term in the attached word bank. This activity originated as a group activity for summer day camps, so it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students. All terminology can be found in the Red Level Horsemanship Study Guide.
Students write a short story using every equine term in the attached word bank. This activity originated as a group activity for summer day camps, so it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students. All terminology can be found in the Red Level HorseSense Study Guide.
Students write a short story using every equine term in the attached word bank. This activity originated as a group activity for summer day camps, so it’s ideal for unmounted lessons. Small groups of 2-4 students can collaborate on their story. It could also be used as a horsey homework assignment for individual students. All terminology can be found in the Rainbow Level Coloring Book.