Companion Resources (Educator Guides)

The SAE for All program is designed to provide meaningful career preparation experiences for all students through the SAE component of the Ag Ed program. It enables every student, regardless of their time in Ag Ed to benefit from the SAE involvement by aligning the effort with their career interest.

This educators’guide is a resource for advisors who bring students to national convention and/or have students remain at school during convention and also includes a follow-up component for use after convention.

The “FFA Fundamentals” choice board is designed to help students quickly learn FFA basics while exploring FFA.org. This is the perfect activity for an FFA unit or for Discovery and Greenhand FFA Degree candidates.

The FFA choice boards facilitate student exploration across all facets of FFA.org as well as AgExplorer. There are choice boards for use during a variety of time spans (six-weeks, nine-weeks, one semester and a full year). Choose the time span that works best with your curriculum.

Utilize these resources focused on agriculture careers to enhance your classroom instruction or use as standalone lessons and activities. Whether students are learning about agriculture careers for the first time or are diving into specific details; the implementation guides, activities and field trip guides are designed to further educate about the multitude of opportunities that exist in the industry of agriculture.

These guides accompany each of the New Horizons magazines. Each guide includes ready to print activities, discussion questions, and SAE and FFA tips.

This document serves as a resource to incorporate SAE videos into the classroom. These videos allow students to learn about and develop/enhance their SAE projects. There are a series of choice boards available:six-week, nine-week,by quarter,first-half of the semester and second-half of the semester. Choose the format that best suits your classroom.

This document serves as a resource to agricultural educators and advisors to incorporate quick ways in which to engage students at the beginning of each scheduled time block (i.e. class, FFA meetings, etc.).

The purpose of the SAE Idea Cards is to assist students with coming up with ideas for SAEs. There are 360 SAE ideas in nine different focus areas that can be downloaded or used online. Each career area provides ideas for all six SAE types, which are Entrepreneurship/Ownership, Placement, Research, School-Based Enterprise, Service-Learning and Exploratory.

SAE Idea Cards

SAE Idea Cards

SAE Idea Cards