Agriscience/Intro to Ag Model
Units:
- FFA Issues and Topics
- FFA Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAE)
- The California Agricultural Record Book
- Introduction to California Agriculture Education Record Books
- California Agriculture Education Record Book - Budget
- California Agriculture Record Book -- Ownership Business Agreements
- California Agriculture Record Book -- Placement Business Agreements
- California Agriculture Record Book -- Classification of Inventory
- California Agriculture Record Book -- FFA, School & Community Service Activities
- California Agriculture Education Record Book - Financial Statement
- California Agriculture Education Record Book - Income Summary
- FFA Record Book Calendar
- Introduction to the Journal
- Part 2 Journal Practice
- How do I record gifts and transfer projects from 4H to FFA?
- Careers in Agriculture
- The Role of Agriculture in the California Economy
- Agriculture and the Environment
- The Effects of Technology on Agriculture
- Animals: Their importance, Domestication, and Role
- Basic Cell Structure and Function of Plants and Animals
- Basic Animal Anatomy and Systems
- Basic Animal Genetics
- Fundamental Animal Nutrition and Feeding
- Basic Animal Health
- Soil Science Principles
- Plant Growth and Development
- Plant Anatomy
- Name that Tune (15 minutes)
- Plant Part/Function Karaoke - Teaching Technique: Peer Teaching (20 minutes)
- Demo Track - "Roots, Roots, Roots" - Guided Practice (7 minutes)
- Plant Part/Function CD Cover - Independent Practice (20 minutes)
- Plant Part/Function CD Cover Demo - Guided Practice (10 minutes)
- Show what you know - Quiz (5 minutes)
- Closure (5 minutes)
- Photosynthesis Process
- Perfect vs. Imperfect Flowers
- Breathe Easy...Plant Respiration
- Plant Growth Requirements
- Seeds & Seed Germination
- Plant Anatomy
- Plant Insects and Diseases
- Understanding Scientific Method
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Activity Originally Created By:
Amanda Samons
Genotypes and Phenotypes
Part of Lesson Plan: Genotypes and Phenotypes
Activity Overview / Details
As students enter the classroom they will have a blank piece of
paper and a set of colored pencils at their table. On the board
students will see the drawing of my family. The drawing will show
hair color and eye color of all members of the immediate family.
Give students the following directions:
"Good Morning - please do not touch the items on your table.
On the board you will see my family. Locate the white piece of
paper and colored pencils on your table. On this paper draw a
picture of each member of your family. Be sure to include their
hair and eye color."
Allow 3 minutes for students to draw their pictures.
Ask students who in their family they resemble the most and
why.
After the discussion explain to students that genotypes are
the traits we carry and phenotypes are the traits we can see
(physical traits). To help students remember that phenotype is a
physical trait I tell them that PH=PH (phenotype=physical
trait)




