Spread Like Wildfire

These lessons were originally designed for high school agbusiness classes. They can be used elsewhere as well. The assignment is included in the presentation. This lesson is jam packed with some higher level information. I often took 2 days for it and used some YouTube videos to better explain the topic.

Unit 4 Lesson 16 of Marketing Crops. This lesson is intended for high school agribusiness classes, but can be used in others as well. Discussion questions/assignments are on the last slide. The thumbnails make the words look off, but there are correct when downloaded.

Unit 4 Lesson 15 of Managing the Farm and Ranch. This lesson is intended for high school agribusiness classes, but can be used in others as well. Discussion questions/assignments are on the last slide.

All 4 of the first lessons at a discount price. These lessons are recommended for agbusiness classes. Students learn the importance of farm management, factors that affect farming in the U.S., decision making principles and basic economic principles.

Designed for high school agribusiness classes, but can be used in others as well. Discussion/assignment questions are at the end of the presentation.

All Unit 3 Lessons in 1!

Agricultural Land and Water as a Crucial Resource. Intended for High School Agribusiness Classes, but may be used for others as well.

This presentation and assignments are sourced from "The Science of Animal Agriculture." This is the book (cited on the last slide) I used for my Animal Science class. Some information and assignments I came up with on my own over the years. You do NOT have to have the book to use this powerpoint. It is pretty thorough and non of the assignments require a book. This presentation would work well for Animal Science or Ag Science.

Teach first year ag students or science students the parts of an egg and what they do. Includes lesson plan, lab, presentation, and quiz.

Designed for High School Agribusiness classes, but can be used in other classes as well. Students will learn what to consider when planning their farm enterprises. Discussion questions/assignment are at the end. This lesson has a lot of potential for projects.

This is a great basic introduction to horse coat colors and their markings. Best used for jr high ag or freshman classes. There is 10 ID practice slides at the end. All images are referenced below each image.

Best used for Ag Business classes. These lessons are what I would start them out with before moving onto projects and such. It provides a good basis for applying business to agriculture. Students will learn what classifies a farm, the different kinds of farms based on ownership/operation, and an overview of what it takes to manage a farm. There are review questions on the last slide that you can use for class discussion or as an assignment.

Unit 2 Lesson 6 of Managing the Farm and Ranch. Intended for high school agribusiness classes, but could be used in other classes as well. The thumbnails always mess with the words, but they are in the right place when you download them. Discussion questions/assignments are on the second to last slide.

Teach your students the scientific classification of agriculture animals. This is a great lesson for Animal Science or Intro to Ag. This lesson helps tie science or biology class to agriculture. Help students understand the importance of animal classification. Information in this powerpoint came from "The Science of Animal Agriculture." However, you do not have to have the book to use this powerpoint. The last slide has two assignments on it. Guided notes are also available in my store for this

Here is where it starts to get a little tricky for some kids. This is for agribusiness classes. I use these presentations before starting projects. I have linked videos in this presentation that help students gain a better understanding of this new information. Students will learn import economic principles that they will need to understand to enter the business world for future farming operation. Discussion and questions are on the last slide.

Recommended for Ag Businesses classes. This is a great introduction to ag business and I always start with these lessons before jumping into projects. In this lesson they will learn the importance of decisions in the farm enterprise, their effects on the future, and the factors that should be considered in those decisions. Follows along with other AgBiz lessons in my store.

Best used for Ag Business classes. These lessons are what I would start them out with before moving onto projects and such. It provides a good basis for applying business to agriculture. Students will learn about the major farming regions and what influences them. The main idea is for them to understand why we farm different commodities in different areas. There are review questions on the last slide that you can use for class discussion or as an assignment. Follows along after AgBiz 1.1 in my s

Designed for high school agribusiness classes, but can be used in others as well. There are assignment or discussion questions at the end. There is also a job application assignment in my store that can be used with this lesson.

Thinking about a southwestern theme this year? Or maybe it is just your style. These slides are so cute and go well with cream colored text.

Students learn how to manage soil moisture and the decisions that come along with it. This presentation was created for High School Agribusiness Classes but can be used for others as well. Assignment/Discussion Questions are included.