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>> Ten Lesson Plans from NJ Ag in the Classroom >>
  1. Growing Gloves.  Transparent plastic gloves serve as the container for seed germination in this seed sprouting experiment. 
  2. Jobs That Help Feed The World 3-5. If you ask your students “where does your food come from?” what will they answer?​
  3. A Roly Poly Habitat.  Children are fascinated by roly polies, also known as pill or doodle bugs.
  4. Gardeners Plant in Soil Not Dirt.  Dirt is dead, but soil is a living ecosystem.
  5. Fun Books to Start.  A Conversation About Nutrition
  6. My Life as A Vegetable.  Learning how a plant grows into each of its six parts can be creative and fun!
  7. Plays to Explain.  What Happens in the Garden
  8. My Peculiar Plant Person.  What are the parts of plants we eat?
  9. Rice Paddy in a Bucket.  Rice is one of the world’s most important food crops
  10. Jobs That Help Feed The World K-2.  If you ask your students “where does your food come from?” what will they a










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