Bringing Ag to Your School

Bring the farm to your classroom with exciting hands-on activities and unique learning opportunities. Click any of the links below for an agricultural experience your students are sure to remember.

 

Ag in the Classroom
The Friends of Ag Foundation sponsors this PA Farm Bureau program for K-12 teachers to work agricultural lessons and activities into their existing curriculum.

KJ Wagner – Education Through Music
Embodying the spirit of agriculture and rural life, KJ’s songs are perfect for preschool and elementary classrooms.  Audience participation, toe-tapping music and lyrics, and an endearing personality help KJ connect with her audiences, giving them a peek at rural life through her eyes.

Mobile Ag Education Science Lab
PA Farm Bureau’s Ag Ed Science Lab offers on-site lessons that satisfy state science standards for kindergarten through eighth grade students.

PDA Milk Can Lessons
For Pre-K through third grades, music and special lessons teach students about what happens on a working farm.  For fourth grade and up, Milk Can lessons focus on where food comes from and the variety of products produced right here in Pennsylvania.

Available from the Department of Agriculture’s Regional Offices, the messages and learning conveyed through the milk can activities will last a lifetime and help students appreciate agriculture – while making smart, delicious choices at each meal.

To find your regional director, click here.

WoodMobile
This traveling exhibit provides information on the state’s forest resources and forest products industry.  Schools and community groups that host the WoodMobile provide visitors with the opportunity to see how the forests of Pennsylvania have shaped the history of the state and nation, learn how today’s forest differs from 100 years ago, and touch the various hardwood species grown in Pennsylvania.

The WoodMobile is available for elementary schools September through November and March through June.