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Lesson Plans

Each breakout session has an activity, lesson plans, and additional resources for teachers to bring into their classrooms.

Lesson Plans

2022:

Strong as an Egg: Discover what an egg has in common with architecture and strength.

Food Science: Learn about the science of food and how we develop and produce our food

MyPlate: Connect food, nutrition and farming.

Agriculture Literacy: Learn where to find accurate agriculture books and explore ways to effectively utilize them.

2023:

Soil Science: Create your own Cover Crop Monster to demonstrate the impact of regenerative practices on soil health.

Pollinators: Explore the world of pollinators through hands-on activities and learn how to incorporate them into your reading lesson.

Pig Math: Learn how to integrate housing calculations into your next math lesson while creating the perfect space for your pigs.

Food Friends: Connect food science and farming by understanding the nutritional value of food through an interactive activity. 

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2024:

Agriculture Careers: Hear from industry professionals to explore possible career opportunities.

Growing a Classroom Garden: Explore what it takes to start and maintain a classroom garden.

Animal Care & Husbandry: Understand the proper care needed for livestock.

Renewable Energy: Learn about renewable energy sources, like solar panels, and create a solar oven for your classroom.

Ice Cream in a Bag: Connect the process of making ice cream to agriculture through understanding dairy products, pasteurization, homogenization, and food safety.

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2025:

Farm Tech Over Time: Past, Present, & Future: Discover how agriculture technology has changed from the past, the present, and into the future.

Corn Life Cycle: From seed to stalk, understand the life cycle of a corn plant.

Break Out the Beef Facts: Unlock fun facts about beef and other fun lessons with hands-on escape boxes. 

Agriculture Pathways: Explore the many opportunities in the agriculture industry with Mary Klopfenstein, Ohio Farm Bureau Young Ag Professional and Ag in the Classroom Program Specialist.

Pumpkin Pie in a Bag: Combine your math lesson with a sweet treat by measuring a pumpkin's weight, size, and shape before making pumpkin pie in a bag.

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