Ag in the Classroom
Agriculture Production, Profit, and Management
ANR Agent
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Ag in the classroom with pre-K school
Is building a relationship with the local schools
Is going monthly to do a ag in the classroom
Is doing hands on ag and hort items with the kids
Initial Outcome: Going to the classroom
Indicator: seeing the students doing items by themselves
Method:
Timeline: School year
Intermediate Outcome:
Indicator:
Method:
Timeline: School Year
Long-term Outcome: what the students have learned through the year
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Method:
Timeline: School Year
Audience: Pre-K students
Project or Activity: Gardening
Content or Curriculum: Ag in the Classroom
Inputs: Agent funded
Date: Spring
Audience: Pre-K students
Project or Activity: Dairy cattle
Content or Curriculum: Ag in the classroom
Inputs: Agent
Date: May
Audience: Pre-K Students
Project or Activity: corn/pumpkins
Content or Curriculum: Ag in the classroom
Inputs: Agent
Date: Fall
Author: Katie Hughes
Major Program: Agriculture & Natural Resources
The problem: Ag in the classroom is help the younger students understand about Ag/hort within the community and across the state. The educational program response: I went to the local pre-k school to talk about flowers and how they help our environment. Students then created a snack flower to eat where they put different vegetables/fruits on a sheet to make a flower. After that the students then got a ice cream cone to fill with soil and put flower seeds in to take home and grow them.
Author: Katie Hughes
Major Program: Agriculture & Natural Resources
The problem Ag in the classroom is help the younger students understand about Ag/hort within the community and across the state. The educational program response: The dairy cattle program was to teach the students about how ice cream is made and all the hard work that goes into being a dairy farmer. The book that was read to the students was the Tales of the Dairy Godmother Chuck’s Ice Cream Wish (which is a Ag in the Classroom National book). After the students learned al