Teaching about agriculture is as easy as A B C

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Lauren Goble, Ag in the Classroom Coordinator

 

Georgia has over 42,000 farms that grow anything from Apples to Zucchini! Did you know that agriculture is Georgia’s number 1 industry and 1 in 7 adults are employed in agriculture? It’s important to expose agriculture to your students whenever you can so they can be part of our largest industry, or at least be able to advocate for it. You do not need to worry about finding the resources to use in person or virtually; I have searched the internet and found them for you! Below you will find free resources from A-Z to use.

Your local Farm Bureau is also a great source of information so be sure to reach out to them for additional resources. Click here to find their contact information. You can also contact the Ag in the Classroom Coordinator, Lauren Goble,  if you have any questions.

 

Resources from A-Z

American Farm Bureau Foundation

Beef Board

Cotton Commission

Dairy Alliance- virtual dairy fieldtrip

Environmental Education with Project Learning Tree

Family Farm E-Books from Destination Ag.

Georgia Farm Bureau Ag in the Classroom 

How does it grow agriculture videos

Iowa Agriculture Literacy Foundation- My Family Farm books and activities

Justify having a school garden

Kid appropriate ag. accurate books

Learn some Georgia ag facts

Mobile Dairy-request a visit  

National Ag in the Classroom-find lesson plans

Online games from My American Farm

Peanuts activities provided by Georgia Peanut Commission

Quality elementary ag. ed. lessons from FFA

Resources from Georgia Association of Conservation Districts  

STEAM Learning Challenges and Puzzles

The My Little Ag Me book series-free printable ag. books

University of Georgia 4H

Virtual learning journey on GPTV about Georgia forest

Water Education-Project Wet

Xtra agriculture resources from Georgia Grown

YouTube channel for Farm Monitor Videos

Zesty Harvest of the Month from Ga. DOE

 

 

 

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Posted: 09/08/2020 in Ag in the Classroom, Education

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