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Students will brainstorm and list all the agricultural products they use daily. This can include food, clothing, and other items.

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Ask students to identify examples of agriculture in their own community. This can include farms, gardens, or local markets.

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Create a map showcasing different agricultural products and where they are produced globally. Students can work in small groups to research and add to the map.

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Students will trace the journey of a common agricultural product (e.g., milk, wheat) from the farm to their table. They can create flowcharts or write a brief report.

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Divide the class into two groups to debate the pros and cons of modern agricultural practices. Topics can include technology use, environmental impact, and food security.

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Have students write a diary entry from the perspective of a farmer. Encourage them to describe the challenges and rewards of the profession.

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Organize a quiz competition focusing on agricultural facts, its history, and its importance in daily life.

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Students will create an artwork inspired by agriculture. This can be a drawing, painting, or collage showcasing agricultural scenes or products.

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Show a short documentary or video about agriculture's role in shaping human civilizations and modern life. Follow it with a discussion.

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Into the Soil | The Wisdom of Regenerative Farming | Full Documentary

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Provide students with seeds and guide them to plant and nurture them, observing the growth process. They can document the stages of growth in a journal.