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Free Activity Sheets on My American Farm 
Making ice cream is a great way to start a conversation about agriculture and Dairy Farming! Volunteer at a local camp and educate about agriculture.

Make your own home made ice cream! Just follow the instructions on this activity sheet and enjoy!

 

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Celebrate June National Dairy Month! 

dagmag Dairy Ag Mag

Celebrate Dairy Month with the Dairy Ag Mag, a fun and effective way to help educate about dairy! This colorful and informative magazine will walk students through the process of making milk- from the farm to your kitchen!

The Dairy Ag Mag features dairy products, nutrition, and dairy processing! The Dairy Ag Mag also includes fun recipes and experiments that are easy and informative for children of all ages. The career corner features a producer, a dairy plant manager and a dairy scientist. Students and teachers can also learn more about milk and dairy products by exploring the associated links listed on the back of the Dairy Ag Mag.
 

The Dairy Ag Mag also includes:  

 

Cool Facts and Trivia  How much a cow eats/ drinks in a day, How a cow digests cud, What is silage, Different kinds of dairy cows, and much more!  

Vocabulary words discussed include: homogenized, pasteurized, standardized and more!  

Dairy's Journey  At the Farm, On the Road, At the Plant, At the Store, and In the Kitchen

 

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Price: WAS $5.00 for a classroom set of 30

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NEW MY AMERICAN FARM GAME!
dagmag IN MY BARN PreK-K Game

A new online game developed for Pre-K-K students is now available on MyAmericanFarm.org, the popular agricultural gaming site. In My Barn is the first game for a Pre-K-K audience on My American Farm.

 

Students use math skills to help Farmer Faye, a character in the game, care for her animals. As they play the game, students earn points which help them fill a grain storage silo. Once students fill the silo they earn a new stamp to add to their Passport for Sustainability-the tool that helps youth keep track of their journey through the various My American Farm online games.

 

In My Barn is closely aligned with the PBS Kids Ready to Learn Math Framework, which supports STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)learning. The game also meets national standards for mathematics instruction.


The My American Farm educational gaming resource is a special project of the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture. The site and resources are made possible through the generous support of title sponsor, Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont business.