In this four-day lesson, students will learn the importance of aging whitetail deer, demonstrate the aging process, and complete a lab activity in which assesses their deer aging ability.
Students in this lesson will investigate the differences in avian beaks and how they are used to benefit their species and lifestyle. There is an introductory portion, a lab portion, a compare and contrast portion and conclusion/reflection.
This seven-day lesson covers the ins and outs of Nebraska wildlife mammals. During the lesson, students explore wildlife mammals, learn extensive information about each mammal, and are evaluated on their ability to identify each mammal by pelt/hide. The list of wildlife mammals is based on the species identification component of the Nebraska FFA Environmental & Natural Resources competition.
This lesson introduces students to the parts of fish (both internal and external), covers adaptations of fish, and assesses student's understanding of the parts of fish.
In this seven-day lesson, students learn the importance of scoring whitetail antlers, demonstrate the scoring process, and compete in an antler-constructing contest.
This lesson presents an overview of Wildlife Management. Learners will identify characteristics of wildlife, relationships between wildlife, identify approved practices in wildlife management and research a wildlife animal. This represents a portion of the Introduction to Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (AFNR) series in Nebraska middle and high school agricultural education.
Just as humans, wildlife have needs. Wildlife needs a place to live, food and water to eat and drink, and a specific environment. Today, you will be learning about a new wildlife species, where they live, and what they need to survive. You will have five different spots on your Wildlife Habitat Amazing Race. At each spot you will have a task to complete to make a complete wildlife habitat.
Just as humans, wildlife have needs. Wildlife needs a place to live, food and water to eat and drink, and a specific environment. Today, you will be learning about a new wildlife species, where they live, and what they need to survive. You will have five different spots on your Wildlife Habitat Amazing Race. At each spot you will have a task to complete to make a complete wildlife habitat.