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Flower Identification Coloring Book
Are you looking for an easy yet fun way for your students to learn flower ID? This Flower ID Coloring Book includes 50 different varieties of flowers and greenery that are most commonly used in creating floral arrangements. Included on each coloring page is the name of the species, a picture, and an information section where students must research the colors available, availability, and vase life relating to that species.Worried some of the plants you want your students to learn aren't included?
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Also included in: Floral Design Course (Notes, Activities, Projects) Growing Bundle
Career Exposition Cereal Box Project
Tired of the same old research papers? This is a fun activity to motivate your students into researching careers. Cereal boxes are used to show what they have discovered about a career and have others learn from them as well. Simply cut off the tabs and voila! They stand! I consider this a mini-project for use in the beginning of career exploration. Attached you will find directions, research questions and an active participant sheet if you choose to have students present.
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Women in Ag - Women's History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, it is important to remember the diverse contributors to the agricultural innovations and contributions we have today. In this activity, students will have the opportunity to identify and research key female contributors.How to use:Use as an introductory activity for the topic as independent work.Use for that emergency sub-plan day.Use in a flipped classroom as the “at home” work.Use as a make-up assignment or extra credit.Jigsaw assignment.What’s included:Fully
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Diabetes Case Study
Introducing our Diabetes Case Study, a dynamic educational resource designed to immerse students in real-world patient care scenarios. Tailored for healthcare students, this case study presents a newly diagnosed pediatric patient, offering a comprehensive exploration of diabetes management from diagnosis to treatment.This engaging resource delves into diabetes symptoms, lab interpretation, and patient teaching strategies, providing students with a holistic understanding of the disease process. B
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Feline Infectious Disease Investigation
This Feline Disease Investigation Assignment, a comprehensive tool for studying and understanding infectious diseases in cats. This assignment is designed to provide in-depth knowledge about various diseases that affect felines, including their causes, symptoms, and treatment options. With this research assignment, you can delve into the world of feline health. This assignment is a valuable resource for expanding your knowledge and making a positive impact on the well-being of our furry friends.
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Also included in: Companion Animals Unit - Growing Bundle
Career Project
Career project to help students research potential future careers. Great for a life skills class or a general education class. Project based learning style that allows students to research on their own and use the worksheet to keep track of their information. Presentation directions and rubric for grading included.
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Canine Companion Selection - Activity
This “What Would You Choose?” Dog Selection Activity is a great way to have students use the knowledge they’ve gained about dogs to work. Students are asked to make a canine companion selection and provide evidence to support it based on the needs of the particular breed. This activity allows students to take a deep dive into their favorite canine friend. Topics: Feeding needsExercise needsGrooming needsSpace needsMedical needsHow to use:Use as an extension activity after introducing and review
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Also included in: Companion Animals Unit - Growing Bundle
State Biome Investigation - ENR
Embark on a fascinating journey through the diverse landscapes of our planet with the State Biome Investigation. This educational product is designed to engage young minds in hands-on exploration of the biome found right in their backyard. This can be customized for any location, from the lush forests of the Pacific Northwest to the arid deserts of the Southwest, students will learn about the unique characteristics and ecosystems of their home biome.How to use:Use as an introductory activity fo
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Agriculture By-Product Project
This project includes instructions for creating a poster project on a specific source (corn, soybeans, cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs.) The project would include a title, the definition of by-product, a drawn out visual of the source chosen, drawn out by-products and their labels. Included in the assignment is a product profile worksheet. This worksheet will allow further learning on how exactly a product comes from the main source and turned into a by-product ready for consumer use.
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Agriculture & Basic Human Needs - Mini Research
Agriculture provides 3 basic human needs: food, fiber, and fuel. This exploratory activity is a great introduction for students to develop an understanding of how agriculture provides for our daily life. Students are asked to investigate food products, clothing products, shelter-building products and fuel/energy products that they interact with daily. As students identify such products and follow their “farm-to-table” pathways, they will be able to create personal connections between themselves
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The Future of Agriculture - Technology Research
Current events are a great way to get students thinking and identifying topics in agriculture that are socially relevant to them, it helps personalize agriculture for them. In addition to creating personal connections, students are developing their agricultural and scientific literacy, as well as practicing text-informed writing and citing relevant sources.This activity is specifically focused on newly developed and or upcoming agricultural technology. Students are given a general list of topics
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AKC Dog Breed Groups - Mini Research Activity
During a canine unit or lesson, it is important for students to be informed of the seven (7) major breed groups. This activity is independent and student-led. Students will have the opportunity to investigate the major canine breed groups, the major characteristics of each group, and examples of breeds within each group.How to use:Use as an introductory activity.Use for that emergency sub-plan day.Use in a flipped classroom as the “at home” work.Use as a make-up assignment.Individually, in group
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Also included in: Companion Animals Unit - Growing Bundle
Famous Professionals Research Project for Career Exploration Course
Celebrate the legacy of professionals throughout history with this engaging biography research project about the life of influential figures. This print-and-go poster template supports student independence by guiding them through a series of drawing and writing prompts. The directions are clear and easy to understand, so students can work at their own pace. Graphic organizers guide students through the process of recording information from online sources. This poster template can be printed on 1
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FFA History Mystery Timeline
Spruce up your FFA history lesson with a little research and cut-out activity!Use this jumbled up timeline to study important dates in FFA history! Simply have students research the information (links provided) and then cut out and have them create a timeline! Some dates may be repeated and some may need to be researched! This allows for additional research and manual scouring. Also a great resource that can be used with official FFA Student Manuals (not provided). They can download this to canv
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Career Exploration - Research Template
Career connections and exploration are the cornerstone of any Career and Technical Education program. In this activity, students will have the opportunity to take an in-depth dive into two careers of their choice.How to use:Use as an introductory activity for the topic for a specific unit or a specific lesson.Use for that emergency sub-plan day.Use in a flipped classroom as the “at home” work.Use as a weekly recurring assignment.Use as a make-up assignment or extra credit.What’s included:Helpful
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Also included in: Companion Animals Unit - Growing Bundle
Agriculture in the News - Current Event Template
Current events are a great way to get students thinking and identifying topics in agriculture that are socially relevant to them, it helps personalize agriculture for them. In addition to creating a personal connection, students are developing their agricultural and scientific literacy, as well as practicing text-informed writing and citing relevant sources.How to use:Use as an introductory activity for the topic.Use for that emergency sub-plan day.Use in a flipped classroom as the “at home” wor
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Also included in: Companion Animals Unit - Growing Bundle
Mechatronics Engineer : STEM Careers of the Future Webquest
Many student don’t major in engineering because they don’t have a true concept of all of the different types engineering careers there are. This activity in my STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Careers of the Future series explores a career as a Mechatronics Engineer. It helps students understand the research and thought process it takes to look for a career and decide on things that they need to learn more about. It is best that this activity is used in an environment that sup
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Bridges Worksheet
Here is a PDF form worksheet that I created that has questions that go along with the information presented about how bridges work on the howstuffworks website. Students can either type answers into the form or you can print and have them fill out in pen.
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Custodial Reference Questions
As a leader in a school or any work environment, we are sometimes faced with having to hire a custodian. Once you have the candidate you want, you will always want to check references. I came up with a list of nine questions to help guide the conversation with a reference. I use these questions to help in the hiring process.
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College Brochure Activity
Help jumpstart your students 'look' into college with this college brochure activity. Students will 'research' two colleges and prepare a reflection on each. Make it as detailed or generic as you like. An example is included for reference. 'Tips' and rubric also included.
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Job Site Definitions
Help your adult students become more familiar with common work terms!This is an introductory resource meant to expose adult students to work terms. 10 words are included with space to list additional terms with similar meanings for further discussion.
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Mexican Writing Paper #317, Distance Learning
Mexican Writing Paper #317, DistanceLearninghas 28 pages in landscape style with 5 stylesof sheets, 2 pages with drawing boxes, 2with different lines and 1 non lined sheetwith cute graphics in A4 size, black andwhite pages. 3 continuation writing sheetsalso included.Kids will surely love the sheets with cutegraphics and bring smiles to your classroomor at home while writing.
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Power Tools
These two posters on power tools can help students to have a better understanding of how to identify them and what they are used for in woodworking.
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Use of Power Tools
This document states the primary use of some of the power tools used in woodworking.
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