Middle school agriculture

Agriculture Every Day is aimed at teaching youth in grades 4-12 about the importance of agriculture. All lessons follow the 4-H Experiential Learning Model and include hands-on, fun, and engaging activities. Each short (20-30 min) stand-alone lesson is on a different agricultural science topic. Six of the lessons focus on animal science and six focus on crop science. These lessons are meant to be a sampling of different agricultural science topics. Each lesson can be taught on its own or…

Browse over 50 educational resources created by Ashley's Agriculture Curriculum in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

What is a ruminant animal? How many stomachs does a cow have? Can people digest grass? Linn County fair goers sought out the answers to these questions

Are you looking for ways to teach food sustainability to your middle school and high school culinary arts, foods, nutrition, health, career and tech classes? This teaching foods blog post is all about food sustainability activities you can do with your students to help them understand the concept. Ideas such as food sustainability videos, food sustainability downloads and more.

Teachers are always look for another way to reinforce principles covered in class. To understand how a greenhouse works, students must understand the critical factors that go into play to make a greenhouse function. The problem is that this topic is super boring to learn.

The National Agriculture in the Classroom website provides K-12 educators with engaging resources to increase agricultural literacy among their students.