Tamara Badger of Lemont (far left, foreground) and other teachers learned to use hypsometers in calculating the number of logs contained in a standing tree during a woodlot session conducted by Penn State's School of Forest Resources.
"Pennsylvania Farmer"
from the CD Proud to be a Farmer
by K.J. Reimensnyder-Wagner
Music
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If you wish to utilize this music, please contact KJ at:
P.O. Box 77
Lewisburg, PA 17837
Cell phone: 570-847-6688
Attention K-12 teachers!
If you are interested in . . .
Integrating fun-filled, hands-on agricultural projects into
existing curriculum.
Receiving make-and-take projects and ready to use materials for the
classroom.
Gaining a network of teachers and agricultural resource people locally
and across the state.
Optional: Earning Act 48 hours and/or Penn State graduate credits.
• It is a great
learning experience for K - 12 teachers!
• It is not a course
to learn to become a farmer.
• It is a busy week-long experience to
learn about the food and fiber system.
• It is not plows, sows and cows.
• It
is a place to received materials and resources to use in the classroom.
• It
is not for a teacher with only a little red wagon to haul home their “stuff.”
• It
is a place to meet fellow teachers and exchange ideas.
• It is
a place to recharge your professional battery!
• It is a course
for the teacher ready to make a change! More
For more information,
contact: Stacy Labarko, Training and Program Development Director
CAPWiz On-Line