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Looking for a last minute Thanksgiving micro activity for your agriculture students, then look no further. The Commodities On My Plate micro activity can serve as a one day stand alone activity to either review commodities or introduction them. Students will draw in their favorite thanksgiving foods, then list out all the commodities that were utilized to make their meal possible. They will then research which States each of their listed commodities are predominantly produced in. Finally, studen

Whether you are trying to train your wildlife team, lead a lesson on whitetail deer management, or needing to learn how to age jawbones yourself this PowerPoint is for you! It can be taught as a stand alone lesson or in tangent with my coming soon - scoring antlers and harvest/leave scenarios PowerPoints (which will also be able to be purchased as a bundle).

Looking for a fun and interesting way to teach your students about commodities, products, and by-products look no further than this interactive guess who style game. This file includes a printable cut out sheet that can be used to modify a store bought guess who board to become your very own Commodity What!? game. Don't have the funds to purchase a guess who boards, no problem print out the guess who card page, then use dry erase pockets and an expo marker to play. This file includes teacher ins

Students will investigate breed characteristics of swine, cattle, and poultry through the use of the My Book of Livestock Breeds. Students will record breed characteristics for each breed in the note section of the booklet and then color each breed accordingly.

Need a quick fun activity for students to do with an educational twist. Let them play UNO while learning about the leadership quality of determination. Students get to play UNO and complete an educational worksheet reflecting over how they experienced determination while playing the game; and as always don't forget to say UNO!

Thinking about implementing a Learning To Do series in your CTAE classroom, then my Learning To Do series powerpoints will be perfect for you. Each powerpoint covers the instructional portion of a different Learning To Do topic. Learning To Do: Thank You Cards -Students will learn how to write a personal thank you card -Students will learn the dos and don'ts of writing a thank you card -Students will learn how to address a thank you card for mailing

(Sub Friendly Assignment & Resuable) Students will research any article pertaining to career development. For example students could research something like “Do’s & Don’ts of Interview”, “Basic Interview Skills”, “Climbing the Cooperate Ladder”, “5 Ways to Be an Effective Employee”, “Most Desired Traits in the Job Market”. Students will then fill out this worksheet based off their chosen article.

GEORGIA SPECIFIC PRODUCT Students will learn all about Georgia's #1 Industry-Agriculture and the top ten commodities driving Georgia's economy through this independent guided notes/quiz/worksheet packet. The possibilities are endless with this Georgia Specific Product. I actually added an essay component and am using it as my Basic Ag Final this year. I have listed common uses for this work packet below. *Independent Work *Open-book Quiz *Sub-Friendly (Group Ag Snapshot Packets will need to be

(Sub Friendly/Reusable Assignment) Students will look for an inspirational quote on the internet that stands out to them. They will then discuss their chosen quote with a partner. While discussing with their partner students will fill out this worksheet. On the back of the worksheet students will write a one page discussion over their discussion.

Have you ever scrolled through your social media account and noticed a post that shared inaccurate information about the agriculture industry. If you are looking to help your students become advocates for agriculture - step one is arming them with the ability to distinguish the creditability of an article/post. Using my Fact Check Friday guided worksheet you can assign each student a different week to present a round table discussion over their chosen article/social media post.

Looking for a more minimalist syllabus to hand to students during open house or the first few days of school? Then look no further than this brochure style syllabus. You still get all the same old school syllabus stuff (course description, class expectations, SAE and FFA requirements, materials needed for class, and grading scale), but in a fresh new aged design. When you purchase this item you will receive a link to my Basic Agriculture Canva Template, which you will be able to edit to fit your

Have your students learn about cutting edge production practices, agricultural technologies, agricultural current issues, and much more through watching the Georgia Farm Monitor. Use my quizzes for each episode to test your students over their retention of the material or use as a guided notes sheet during the video. (Can almost make for a great sub assignment or distance learning activity).

Looking for a last minute Holiday micro activity for your agriculture students, then look no further. The Commodities On My Holiday Plate micro activity can serve as a one day stand alone activity to either review commodities or introduction them. Students will draw in their favorite thanksgiving foods, then list out all the commodities that were utilized to make their meal possible. They will then research which States each of their listed commodities are predominantly produced in. Finally, stu

As promised from the GVATA Breakout Session over how to jazz up your FFA Week, you will find included in this zip file five free helpful documents: 1. Compiled FFA Week Idea Sharing from Breakout Session (Thank you Ashton Wheeless) 2. Letter to Administration outlining your FFA Week Activities and requesting approval 3. Letter to Teachers detailing your FFA Week events and inviting them to participate 4. Press Release Template for submitting to your local newspaper 5. FFA Week Teacher Scave