Agricultural Science I Course DescriptionA course designed for instruction in animal science, agricultural mechanics, career exploration, food science, leadership and personal development, and supervised agricultural experience.
Units of Instruction
Classroom & Laboratory EquipmentClassroom Equipment
Three ring binder (1 provided replacements $5) Record Book (1 provided replacements $7) One number two pencil One black or blue pen Ruled Paper Laboratory Equipment Safety Glasses (1 pair provided replacements $5) Long sleeved cotton shirt Jeans Boots / all leather shoes Classroom/Laboratory/Shop RequirementsSAE (Supervised Agricultural Experience) Programs: are essential to the “learning by doing” philosophy of a total agricultural program. This program is developed through a cooperative effort between the student, parents and the instructor. It should be agricultural in nature; it should be a true learning experience that is supervised by the instructor. Record books are a required part of this class and will be used to track progress on the SAE.
FFA: The FFA is an important part of the total agriculture education program and is intracurricular by an act of congress. That means to have a total agriculture education program you need a FFA chapter. FFA membership and participation is beneficial for the success and enjoyment of students in the agriculture education program. Every student enrolled in agriculture education is expected to join FFA and become an active member. LABS: The shop and school grounds are used as labs through out the year; you are expected to behave the same as if you were in the classroom. They are not a place for horseplay! People can get hurt if you do not pay attention and following safety instructions. |
Important DocumentsAg Science I Syllabus Due 8/21
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