High School

Reaching New Heights-This unit focuses on self-concept, self-evaluation; understanding personal strengths and weaknesses and discusses ethics and values.

Leadership resources designed to inspire classroom discussions relating to current agricultural issues. These 5 lessons focus on Diversity.

Reaching New Heights-This unit's lessons center around setting individual and group goals and evaluating progress.

Reaching New Heights-This unit focuses on interview skills and developing a portfolio.

Reaching New Heights-This unit focuses on first impressions, proper etiquette and building new relationships.

Reaching New Heights-Working in groups can be a challenge; this unit focuses on relating to others, leadership styles, conflict resolution, building trust and forming and maintaining successful committees.

Reaching New Heights-This unit helps students to value multiculturalism within their classrooms and communities.

Reaching New Heights-This unit introduces students to the various partnerships that are valuable for an FFA chapter; with other student organizations, community groups and business and industry.

Reaching New Heights-This unit will help students develop a program of activities, building a chapter schedule and project planning. There are lessons on membership recruitment and creating a chapter constitution.

Reaching New Heights-This unit will help your students understand the ins-and-outs of running an effective chapter meeting.

Reaching New Heights-Purposely assist your students in preparing for leadership workshops, retreats, the FFA banquet and FFA Week with these grab-and-go lessons.

Food For America is an educational program focusing on agricultural literacy in elementary schools and communities. It is a program developed to assist FFA members and all agricultural education students in leadership skill development as they reach out to youth, peers and their entire communities by sharing the world of agriculture. Each unit has primary, upper elemtary lessons and a demonstration plan.

Primary lessons are written for high school students to deliver to students in grades K-3.

Upper elementary lessons are written for high school students to deliver to students in grades 4-6.

Demonstration plans are hands-on activities for all ages to get students involved and learn by doing. They are set-up in an easy to follow bulleted format.