A quick lesson plan in the "We Are John Deere Series" that uses an article and video about Tim Anderson, a parts distribution team member at John Deere, to explore agricultural careers.
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 906
McKenzie Kline-SAE-Rabbits Lesson Plan
A short FFA lesson plan in which students watch a video about an FFA member's rabbit SAE and complete the "Turn Your Fun Into Your Future!" worksheet to inventory their own resources and connections…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 740
Ashley Yanego-SAE-Floral Shop Lesson Plan
A short FFA lesson plan titled "SAEs: Volunteering and More!" that uses a video about an FFA member's floral shop supervised agricultural experience (SAE) to help students understand SAEs.
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 593
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: 581
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…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 503
Abbey Rinker-SAE-Horse Showing Lesson Plan
"SAEs: It Takes a Village" is a quick FFA lesson plan in which students watch a video about an FFA member's horse-showing SAE and complete an accompanying worksheet to identify the resources and…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 521
SAEs: Start Small Grow Big
This National FFA lesson plan, "SAE: Start Small, Grow Big," uses a video of an American Star in Agribusiness winner and an accompanying worksheet to show students how small interests can grow into…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 583
Prioritizing Tasks in Life
This FFA lesson plan, "Prioritizing Tasks in Life," teaches students to identify and prioritize the most important aspects of their lives and distinguish urgent from important tasks.
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 467
Raise Your Voice
"Raise Your Voice" is a quick FFA lesson plan in which students watch the video Amplify and then work in teams to design a creation (such as a video, song, poster, PowerPoint, or Prezi) that…
By Larry DownesPublished On: August 13th, 2018Views: 434
SAE!? What Should I Do?
This FFA lesson plan, "SAE!? What Should I Do?", helps students explore Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) project ideas through a video and partner activity, then create SMART goals and a…