Mackenzie Wright

Leaders are not remembered for their harsh words or moments of weakness but for what they leave behind for others to continue. Some leave behind an impact on people and others leave behind an event that carries on for many years. This project is a perfect ending to a leadership unit. These passion projects are meant to draw out the best of your students, help them learn the skills of an action plan, one pager and presentation all while trying to make the world a better place. My students present

This slide show contains slides over each area of SAE projects and includes example pictures and projects. Pictures can be edited to reflect those of your program (I highly encourage this) but you can use these until you collect your own. Has a guided notes sheet to help organize student movements and notes. Can also be given as direct instruction for additional classroom management.

This book this the perfect tool for teaching high school students about all aspects of leadership. In this bundle you will find all my worksheets for the book (one per chapter) these worksheets can easily be completed within one 45-50 min. class period after reading the corresponding chapter. It also includes the final project for this book as well. My students love this book because it's an easy read and these worksheets really make them stop and reflect on their own leadership and life experie

This worksheet walks students through the exact steps to set up their own personal AET profile account. It includes pictures of the screens and arrows helping guide them through the website. Examples are provided for username format and space to write in your chapter number is there as well.

This worksheet can be perfect for several grade levels but also a review for older student who may need to investigate new CDE contests. It currently has student research on the basics of 3 CDE's specific to your state or the national website (your choice). The charts can be deleted or added to increase this assignment or shorten it to fit your time frame. PERFECT sub activity during FFA week or built in within your FFA unit.

Based upon the idea from Suzanne Collins recent hit novels the Hunger Games this project is the perfect way to help your students teach each other about the different types of natural resources. Students can work in teams or individually to create persuasive argument to the Capitol define and explain why their assigned natural resource is the most important of all. This document includes a student worksheet for the gallery walk at the end of the project. On the student information page there i

This assignment is perfect for the coverage of commodities across the US. I provide students with a state outline (I purchased a full set of large state outlines from a seller here on TPT). Student then will research their state and add the required information to their posters. You can have posters created a few different ways but the instructions have students cut out the state outline and paste it on a larger piece of construction paper.

This worksheet accompanies the SAE Gallery walk google slide show. That slide show can be given in direct instruction or as a Gallery Walk option. This worksheet provides space for notes, questions over identifying types of SAE's along with an SAE proposal outline. This proposal outline helps guide students to begin thinking about their possible project options.

This final project is a culmination project in which students select one chapter to focus their attention on. They create a visual aid along with present following the guidelines provided. The assignment is to find a movie clip representative of the chapters main ideas. Rubric for this assignment is also include. I absolutely love this book. It't fairly short and inexpensive. Each chapter focuses on a different aspect in the main characters life as a CEO. The worksheets I created are designed t

These simple yet comprehensive foldables are great for any grade level! With a brochure like fold these small folables can be adjusted to a large size for younger students or left alone for the older graders to include multiple folds per page. These include space for the definition, a drawing, examples and non-examples.

Understanding math and it's connection to agriculture increases student relevancy of not only math but agriculture to all students. This section covers math concepts of: percentage to decimal conversion, pounds to tons, propagation rate calculation and per acre planting rate. This worksheet accompanies the google slide show for instruction with practice problems leading step by step and a student assessment sheet for the section. *This was developed as an dual credit course so short units cover

This ready to print poster will help introduce a new, fun, easy and effective reading strategy to your students! With this reading strategy your students will be asked to actively read identifying previously learned material, key points, important terms and unclear information. Can be used with any grade and has worked wonderful for me with 8th graders through 12th grade!

This project guide provides students with instruction to create their own info-graphic over the state of your choice agriculture. Currently organized for the state of Kentucky but the general nature of the requirements make this suitable for any state. Provides a scoring assessment and values that can be edited to suit your grading scale.

This easy to use interactive vocabulary foldable makes doing vocabulary much more fun! Students are provided space to include: the definition, a drawing, examples and characteristics. Students can study one part or all four parts with this foldable of each word. These can be edited for a larger size or made smaller in necessary to ensure that multiple squares fit on each page.

This slim Frayer model foldable can be used in it's original size for multiple vocabulary on one page or edited to a larger size for addition writing space. Students can fold these foldables along one of the two main lines to create an interactive vocabulary page. Includes space for: Term, definition, drawing, examples and non-examples