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A powerpoint on the RVBESS Principles of design (repetition, variety, balance, emphasis, scale, and sequence). Originally created by Diana Alfuth, UW Extension, modified by me for my class.
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Does anyone teach golf course management/sports turf management? I am looking for anything to help develop a class including unit plans, instructional materials, project ideas, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Has anyone used this book/movie in class? There is lots of great stuff on PBS but I was just wondering what else you might have done in class like webquests, discussion points, etc. Here is the website if you aren't familar with it http://www.pbs.org/thebotanyofdesire/
Does anyone have a worksheet or activity already made up for reading a fertilizer label or the parts of a fertilizer label? Thanks!
I currently give a weekly plant ID quiz in my horticulture classes. Each day I give the students a plant of the day. Students fill out a sheet with information on the plant, paste into their plant ID book, and then have a quiz each Friday. I also use this as a classroom management technique of a warm up. I would like to change my quiz… Show more
I will be starting a crop science class soon and I am looking for more lessons/labs (trying to make lessons more meaningful to students, then just reading out of the book). This will be my second year teaching this class and my first year was a creative struggle. I would like to make this class more 'interesting' for the students. We go over… Show more
Hi Jennifer, Unfortunately I only taught this course once and it was during my second year as a professional educator, so these resources are rather incomplete and inadequate. The good news is that I am currently working through a grant from the National Science Foundation to create a new version of this course. You can find it…
Curricular materials for my Home Gardening & Horticulture Course. This follows a weekly structure in which Monday is the inquiry-based intro (which could range from a discussion, to symptoms of an unknown disorder, to a guest speaker, etc.). Tuesday is lecture and notes. Wednesday is either lab or finish notes if not done Tuesday. Thursday is…
Idaho's landscape design curriculum. I've used it- it was a great entire curriculum that is NOT just PowerPoint based!! I also have some supplements if you're interested in additional worksheets, etc. http://www.uidaho.edu/cals/ae4hyd/secondaryagcurriculum/ag330-landscapedesign
Rachel - Go to the link she posted in 2017 and find Ag 330. It looks like the course outlines with PowerPoints also have all the assessments and worksheets attached to the end course outline. Brian Tomlinson www.OneLessThing.net
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| Greenhouse Curriculum Needed! 3 years ago | by Wynn Clarke |
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| Horticulture Class 7 years ago | by Josh Walker |
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| Horticulture Curriculum 4 years ago | by Jason Holt |
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| Plant ID Weekly Quizzes 7 years ago | by Elizabeth Duncan |
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| Greenhouse Layout 7 years ago | by Katie Mouton |
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