Laura Crosby

This resource is a weekly bell ringer template that include an 18 week bell ringer "calendar." The table of contents page has hyperlinks to each specific week for easy access for teachers and students. Students can write down the answer to your bell ringer question that you post on the board and write down what they are doing for that day and homework that you might add. It is editable to make it your own! :) This is a great way to keep all students organized for your class and provide a resour

Plant parts and functions. Students will fill in the interactive Google slides presentation that can be used as a study tool to learn about the various parts of the plant and their functions. **NOTE! Students will need to create a text box and add it where they want on each slide. :)

In this project, students will choose a partner and explore all aspects of a major livestock species. They will create a presentation and a quiz to present to the class. Included is a detailed instructions page for students and a rubric!

This powerpoint teaches the basics of parliamentary procedure including officer roles, order of business, incidental motions, subsidiary motions, and privileged motions.

In this lesson, the teacher will provide a plant specimen (or picture) for students to investigate. In each box of the worksheet, students will list the part of the plant, its purpose/function and draw a picture of it.

Students have the opportunity to find taproots and fibrous roots in nature and draw their findings!

This is a great lesson for introducing genetics! Some objectives that would come from this include: explain DNA and its importancelist and correctly pair the 4 DNA base pairsdifferentiate between dominant and recessive genesA key and powerpoint are also included!

Students explore various leaves, leaf arrangements and critters in nature to learn about forestry.

Students answer questions about various applications of science in agriculture.

Students do an in depth investigation on one application of science in agriculture. See the Agriscience Exploration chart for examples of agriscience.