"The Mushroom Lady" is a short FFA lesson plan that uses a video about agriculture in Tanzania to help students explore how agricultural practices and cultural barriers differ around the world.
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 489
Welding Safety
A quick FFA lesson plan on Welding Safety in which students use the Lincoln Electric Welding Safety website to work through safety modules and a Safety Photo Hunt.
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 865
Think-Solve-Pair-Share
This is a numeracy instructional strategy resource ("Think-Solve-Pair-Share") created by the National FFA Organization to help students work math problems individually and then collaboratively in…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 465
Advocacy-What is Advocacy
This is a quick FFA lesson plan titled "What is Advocacy?" in which students develop a definition of advocacy from class discussion and the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, then use a worksheet to…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 607
Think Aloud
A literacy strategy resource created by the National FFA Organization that uses "Think Aloud" bookmarks to help students model and develop their cognitive/thought processes.
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 511
Resumes-Submitting a Resume
This National FFA lesson plan, "Submitting a Resume," teaches students how to explore agricultural careers, submit resumes through various methods (email, online, and mail), and follow up with…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 455
Syngenta: Why is Soil So Important
This is a 30-minute "quick lesson plan" built around the Syngenta video "Why is Soil So Important?" in which students complete the "So(il), What's the Big Deal?" worksheet to explore soil's…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 488
Team Agriculture
This is a 30-minute FFA lesson plan in which students watch a video of John Tyson discussing Tyson Foods' relationship with farmers, then identify shared values and reflect on their own reasons for…