Turn horse facts into real-world skills with a 6-unit, 112-page Equine Science course built for hands-on learners.

Equine Science – Learn the Horse Inside & Out
From coat colors to careers, this self-paced course covers everything about the horse in 112 pages across 6 detailed units. Students ages 12+ will learn anatomy, behavior, health, grooming, and more through guided notes, diagrams, and hands-on activities — plus a short video for every lesson. Perfect for homeschoolers, aspiring equestrians, and anyone who wants real, science-based horse knowledge.

Equine Science - Printed

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Format: Professionally printed, bound workbook with full-color pages

Length: 112 pages

Units: 6 (Equine Basics, Anatomy & Physiology, Behavior & Psychology, Grooming & Handling, Horse Health, Equine Careers)

Age Range: 12+ (perfect for middle school, high school, and adult learners)

Style: Self-paced — use on its own or alongside the included lesson videos

Includes:

Guided notes and diagrams

Hands-on projects and labeling activities

Real-world applications and career exploration

Lesson videos for every topic (links included inside)

Skill Level: Beginner to intermediate (no prior horse experience required)

Delivery: Shipped directly to you — ready to use, no printing required

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Introduction to Equine Science

Basics & Terminology

Equine Evolution

Coat Colors & Markings

Horse Breeds

Horses in Human History

Introduction to Equine Anatomy and Physiology

Skeletal/Muscular Systems

Digestive System

Circulatory System

Respiratory System

External Anatomy

Equine Behavior and Psychology

Horse Behavior and Communication

Herd Dynamics & Social Structures

Instincts & Behavior

Handling and Grooming

Safe and Effective Handling

Proper Grooming Techniques

Grooming Tools

Hoof Care and Farriery

Horse Health

Types of Horse Feed

Nutrition

Common Diseases

Vaccinations

Equestrian Disciplines

Exercise

Equine Industry & Careers

And extra activities, bonus content, and additional resources!
Lab Supplies
Most activities can be done with basic household or school supplies. A few lessons suggest optional items for a more hands-on experience.

Basic Supplies:

Pencils & pens

Colored pencils or markers

Ruler

Scissors

Glue stick or tape

Notebook or extra paper

For Activities & Projects:

Access to a printer (optional if you want extra copies of diagrams)

Internet-enabled device for lesson videos

Poster board or large paper (for projects like the digestive system model or organ system poster)

Modeling clay or Play-Doh (digestive system model)

Yarn or string (digestive system & anatomy activities)

Access to a horse* (optional – can use videos provided)

*You don’t need your own horse — videos and alternate assignments are included for all live-animal activities.
How to Use

Start with the Unit Overview

Each unit begins with objectives and a short introduction so you know exactly what you’ll be learning.

Watch the Lesson Video

Scan the QR code or use the link in your workbook to watch the short, topic-focused video.

Complete the Guided Notes

Fill in diagrams, vocabulary, and key points while you follow along with the lesson.

Do the Activity or Project

Apply what you learned through labeling diagrams, creating models, or completing real-world horse care tasks (videos and alternate options provided for activities that normally require a horse).

Review & Test

Each unit includes a review page and test or project so you can check your understanding before moving on.

Work at Your Own Pace

Take as much or as little time as you need. Most students complete one lesson over several days, including the video, notes, and activity.
Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who is this course for?
A: It’s designed for homeschool students ages 12+, aspiring equestrians, 4-H or FFA members, or anyone who wants to learn about horses in a scientific and hands-on way. No prior horse experience is required.

Q: What makes this course different from a regular horse book?
A: Each lesson combines short videos, guided notes, diagrams, and real-world activities — not just reading. It’s created by an agricultural educator with equine experience and focuses on both science and practical care.

Q: How long does it take to complete?
A: Most students complete one lesson over 3–4 days. The entire course can be done in a semester or at your own pace.

Q: Do I need access to a horse?
A: No — all activities that would normally require a horse include alternate options using videos and diagrams.

Q: What skills will I gain?
A: You’ll learn to identify horse anatomy and markings, understand horse health and nutrition, interpret behavior, demonstrate grooming and handling techniques, and explore equine careers.

Q: What’s included in the printed version?
A: A professionally bound, full-color, 112-page workbook with six complete units, plus links to a lesson video for each topic.

Q: How is the printed version shipped?
A: Workbooks ship via USPS within 3 business days. Delivery usually takes 5–10 business days, and you’ll receive a tracking number.

Q: Is there a digital version available?
A: Yes — a downloadable PDF version is available for instant access, and bundle discounts are offered if you purchase both.

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