Beef Meat Cuts Foldable Notes - Retail and Primal Cut ID
Students will be able to accurately locate beef primal cuts and be able to name what retail cuts come from different areas on the animal body after they complete these foldable notes. Students will cut out each beef primal cut and glue the pieces in the correct location on the cattle outline to create a flap. Under each flap students can write in the correct primal cut and then complete the boxes surrounding the outline by writing in what retail meat cuts come from each of the primal cut areas.
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FFA Officer Interview Questions
Well over 100 interview questions covering officer duties, agricultural education and FFA knowledge, and more! This list of potential questions can make running officer interviews a breeze!
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FREE Printable Pig Life Cycle Worksheets for Elementary Students
Do you live on a farm or have you been to visit one? Pigs are such fascinating creatures and are extremely useful to humans. Learn about pig life cycle, then you will love these fun and free pig worksheets. Simply print these pig printables to read and learn about life cycles for kids with first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade students. Use these for a farm theme, life cycles theme, extra seat work, summer learning, and more!
Introduce Yourself FFA Emblem
Use this as a first FFA Chapter Meeting, FFA Officer training event, or First day of a new class activity. Have students fill out, color/decorate and cut out the emblems. Paste or staple them on a bulletin board, around the room or hole punch the tops and make a garland out of them. Two sizes in this download - Larger whole page emblem and a smaller option with 2 emblems per page for the paper conscious classroom.
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Pig Ear Notching Activity
Do you need a fun way to review swine ear notching, then look no further. This ear notching activity allows students the opportunity to create their own pig ears, notch them accordingly, and then read their classmates ear notches. This is a simple yet creative and fun review activity that only requires paper, scissors, and tape. ** I completed this activity with my high school students and they truly loved it. The activity might seem a little "childish" but several of my high school students sai
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