Madison Bock

In this activity, students will explore the long-standing farm superstitions about telling whether a chick is a hen or a rooster and compare them to the real, science-based methods used by poultry professionals. They will begin by examining several popular folklore methods that farmers have passed down for generations. Then learn the accurate techniques used to sex chickens at different stages of growth — from hatch day to several weeks old. Using observation skills, students will analyze photos

Make physics, engineering, and mechanics come alive this holiday season! This engaging, full-class-period lesson challenges students to design a realistic, science-based version of Santa’s sleigh using engineering principles they already love—horsepower, thrust, lift, fuel systems, and load calculations. Perfect for classes that are into engines, trucks, mechanics, ag mechanics, physical science, or STEM, this lesson blends holiday fun with real-world problem solving.

Help your agriculture students build real-world communication skills while deepening their understanding of Ag Mechanics! This ready-to-use assignment guides students through creating a char covering the five major areas of agricultural mechanics: Electricity Agricultural Power & Machinery Carpentry Welding & Metalwork Surveying Students will define each area, explain how it’s used in agriculture, and include photos with captions to demonstrate real examples. This assignment blends technical ag

This ready-to-use assignment teaches students how to write a professional press release from start to finish! Perfect for English, Journalism, Communications, or Career & Technical Education classes, this activity helps students practice writing, research, and real-world communication skills. Students will learn to: Craft a headline and introductory paragraph Organize information in a professional press release format Write clear, concise, and engaging content Include supporting details such as

In this week-long horticulture project, students will apply their understanding of turf grass functions, quality, and functional quality by stepping into the role of a golf course turf manager and designer. Working in teams, students will research common turf grass varieties used on golf courses and analyze their suitability for different areas such as greens, fairways, and roughs. They will then actually create a mini putt-putt golf hole at the end of the week!

Building your leadership team this summer? This is a great resource to print out for binders! Each officer can have their own copy! - Designed to be hole-punched and fit in Binder - Not specific for what office (Duties = President through Sentinel)

Learning about pet food? Nutrition Labels? Feed Bags? This worksheet is a great start! Provided is an organized page that lets students look at pet food bags, find the required information, and see what is really printed on bags to inform consumers. ** Bags/Examples not included, I just asked some teachers to save empty cat and dog food bags! You could even have students bring their empty bags in!

Need a test or pre-test for sutures? This pairs great to finish off my suture unit plan! This 31 question test has multiple choice, True/False, short answer, matching, and drawings! It also includes a study guide that can be used as a worksheet! ** Answer Key Included for the Test!

Hello! What an odd thing to purchase on TPT… but hey, this can’t be the worst thing we teach about! Timeline/Options:Teach during Tool IDTeach during Microscope LessonTeach during Parasites/DiseasesYou will need some supplies for this lab if you plan to actually do the poop part. But you can still use the Presentation and guided notes!

Need to get your students moving? This greenhouse structure questions are a great beginning lesson or review game! This resource includes pages to cut and hang around the room, and then a worksheet for them to fill out along the way! - 12 Questions, 12 Cards to Hang - Answer Key

The goal of this assignment is to explore the history and evolution of the Elizabethan collar, a protective device commonly used for animals to prevent them from licking or biting at wounds. Students will create a timeline that traces the key developments, changes, and uses of the Elizabethan collar from its origins to modern-day usage. I have it where they can create a timeline or if you have more creative students, they can create a children's story!

Dental Tools - Does your pet have stinky breath? Your students can create a tray that will help them assist in a veterinary dental procedure! This assignment is having the students create a tray with different dental tools! They will draw the tools on cardstock/paper, and then put onto the tray like a dentist would use!

Need some guidance! This is a great curriculum guide resource that can be adjusted to your needs! I have linked some of my resources in here as well. *** This is a working document. So somethings I will add/change as I learn the material and best teaching practices as well.

Apple of my Eye, Cup of Joe, and More! Many ways to use these Food Idiom Matching Cards! - 25 Cards, Answers, and Key Included!

Do songs every speak to you? Represent parts of your life? This activity will allow students to share things about themselves by selecting songs based on the prompts!

Have students create a Greenhouse Pest Identification Book by selecting 5 of the insects below that are commonly found in a greenhouse! A great rubric for a sub or to round out an Insect/IMP unit!

Greenhouse Business Plan! This resource has everything from setting business goals, a name/slogan, location, employees, plants, and soil cost. There are 7 Parts, and this will be shared as a Google Slide resource, so you can always edit or add your own things to meet your needs!

We are gone... all the time. Use these cards to thank your teachers for always being helpful and accommodating to your school's FFA members! This is a PDF that I print on Cardstock and then attach to a bag of popcorn, snack, etc. Great for Teacher Appreciation Week!

Where can they go to College? Each student can choose their own college, make a gallery walk poster, and then use this to organize all of each others thoughts!

Dogs, Cats, Birds, and More! This Vet Science Test is a great test to use as a Final or Pre/Post Test! There are 50 questions that range from multiple choice, fill in the blank, essay, True/False, etc.