Lesson Plans-Curriculum

Lifeknowledge:e-Moments are a list of strategies that capitalize on how students learn best. "e" for engaging - these are moments when students become engaged, get connected, and make personal meaning of the content they are learning. The strategies are based in what educators know about how students learn differently. You'll see e-Moments throughout the LifeKnowledge lessons. Feel free to substitute as you know your students best.

LifeKnowledge: Perspectives-activities and writing prompts to promote powerful discussions.

Lifeknowledge: The Substitute Teacher's Guide to the Agricultural Education Classroom will walk you through a quick and easy way to prepare for your substitute teacher and provide you will excellent substitute plans that can integrate into any agricultural science curriculum.

Many educators, parents, and industry leaders expect students to develop essential skills in leadership, communication, teamwork, and personal development. Some of these skills are inherent components of classroom and FFA activities, but many more could be integrated into agricultural education programs if teachers had access to the resources needed for a targeted, measurable approach to leadership, personal growth, and career success. Welcome to LifeKnowledge. Real lessons for real life.

Food and Agricultural Literacy Curriculum-Foster an appreciation for conservation and preservation of the world?s assets through this unit. Twenty-five lessons teach about air, water, soil, forestry and alternative energy and the best practices used to maintain their integrity.

Food and Agricultural Literacy Curriculum-Use these 12 lessons as a platform for emphasizing how plants are more than just food. Explore the anatomy, the by-products and the innovative growing methods that define a plant?s life cycle.

Food and Agricultural Literacy Curriculum-This unit, consisting of 28 lessons, plants the seed of discovery by giving an overview of agriculture. Watch your students grow into confident speakers, team builders, and learners as they examine their perceptions of agriculture, their role as consumers and stewards and the science behind it all.

Food and Agricultural Literacy Curriculum-Help your students fine tune their awareness about the issues that impact agriculture. In 18 lessons you?ll explore the instruments that can cause unnecessary frenzy. From exploring the role of the media to the effects of the economy, your students will orchestrate the know-how to become informed advocates for agriculture.

Food and Agricultural Literacy Curriculum-A crucial step towards appreciating agriculture is understanding how much it has evolved. Take a walk through time as you explore the role of research and technology in agriculture. This unit, consisting of 17 lessons, forms a pathway of understanding the impact that progress has on the way we feed ourselves, our family, our country and our world.

Food and Agricultural Literacy Curriculum-Consisting of 21 lessons, this unit focuses on the animal industry through the lens of awareness and consumerism. Watch the learning curve fly off the charts when you study the vocabulary used in the animal industry. Then move into why and how the animal industry functions the way it does, and conclude with empowering students' decision-making skills.

Food and Agricultural Literacy Curriculum-Explore what Confucius meant when he said, ?Find a job that you love and you?ll never work a day in your life? in this unit consisting of 11 lessons. Through independent research students will learn about the eight pathways of the Agriculture, Food and Natural Resource (AFNR) career cluster and learn how to turn passion into profit.

Food and Agricultural Literacy Curriculum-Do your students know where their food comes from? This unit is sure to clear up any misconceptions they might have! Trace the pathway from processing to the global food chain in 26 lessons to illustrate its impact on consumers.