Red Lodge FFA... Our Chapter was founded in 1954 and this year we have 54 excellent members.
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Fall
Period 1 Middle School Exploratory/ Prep
Period 2: Work Experience
Period 3: Animal Science
Period 4: Agriculture Leadership
Period 5: Introduction to Agriculture and Natural Resources
Spring
Period 1 Middle School Exploratory/ Prep
Period 2: General Horticulture
Period 3: Veterinary Science
Period 4: Agriculture Leadership
Period 5: Introduction to Agriculture and Natural Resources
Learning to Do,
Doing to Learn,
Earning to Live,
Living to Serve.
~ FFA Motto
Each of my agriculture classes is guided by this principle. Students will be guided by course objectives that cover both the subject matter and employability skills. FFA membership is a required portion of this course and all students will be guided in developing and maintaining an Agricultural project to enhance their experience. All of the curriculum falls under the National Agriculture Education Standards (available on the Montana OPI website).
SAE Information and Help
Agriculture projects are called Supervised Agriculture Experiences (SAE). The hours are completed outside of class time and are meant to give students experience in an area of interest. The records are kept online at theaet.com (each student has their log in information) The rubric used to grade the project depends on the type of project. Click here to access
Entrepreneurship,
Paid Placement,
Unpaid Placement/ Exploratory
For SAE ideas:
The plan should be written in the following format.
SAE plan template Copy and paste the template into AET. Fill in your information.
I am always looking for community opportunities, new ideas, and volunteer help. Feel free to contact me allyson_lammiman@redlodge.k12.mt.us
FallPeriod 1 Middle School Exploratory/ PrepPeriod 2: Work ExperiencePeriod 3: Animal SciencePeriod 4: Agriculture LeadershipPeriod 5: Introduction to Agriculture and Natural ResourcesSpringPeriod 1 Middle School Exploratory/ PrepPeriod 2: General HorticulturePeriod 3: Veterinary SciencePeriod 4: Agriculture LeadershipPeriod 5: Introduction to Agriculture and Natural ResourcesLearning to Do,Doing to Learn,Earning to Live,Living to Serve.~ FFA MottoEach of my agriculture classes is guided by this principle. Students will be guided by course objectives that cover both the subject matter and employability skills. FFA membership is a required portion of this course and all students will be guided in developing and maintaining an Agricultural project to enhance their experience. All of the curriculum falls under the National Agriculture Education Standards (available on the Montana OPI website).SAE Information and HelpAgriculture projects are called Supervised Agriculture Experiences (SAE). The hours are completed outside of class time and are meant to give students experience in an area of interest. The records are kept online at theaet.com (each student has their log in information) The rubric used to grade the project depends on the type of project. Click here to access Entrepreneurship, Paid Placement, Unpaid Placement/ ExploratoryFor SAE ideas:The plan should be written in the following format. SAE plan template Copy and paste the template into AET. Fill in your information.I am always looking for community opportunities, new ideas, and volunteer help. Feel free to contact me allyson_lammiman@redlodge.k12.mt.us