Forestry 101
Grade 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Maximum Number of Students: 16
What is Forestry? Forestry is both a science and an art. Enjoy Royalton’s 40 acre school forest. Identify tree species. Manage our forest to create a healthy canopy and area full of biodiversity to support the wildlife that live within. We will spend numerous hours outdoors. Forestry students are trained to grow, manage, and protect healthy forest ecosystems. Our forestry class is designed to give students hands-on field experiences using the latest technology when learning about land management principles and practices.
1.4 AgriScience Notebook Set Up
1.5 Name Tents
1.6 Student Survey
1.7 SAE Planning and Goal Setting Sheet
1.8 SAE Record Book
1.9 SAE Rubric
1.10 Example Semester SAE Presentation | Liddane's
Tree Identification
2.1 Identifying Trees in your forest (slides)
2.3 Urban Tree Key
2.4 Tree Terms Guide
2.5 Blank Square Template Tree ID
2.6 Flyswatter Game
2.7 Tree Specimen Hunt Collection
2.10 Winter Tree ID Key
2.11 Forest Tree ID Guide
Tree Structure/ Cookies
3.1 Examining the Structures of a Tree
3.2 Examining the structure of a tree (notes)
3.3 Ever Wonder How Trees Grow (slides)
3.5 Tree Factory Activity (slides)
3.6 Tree Structure Diagrams (slides)
3.9 Tree Cookie Lab
Reclamation
7.2 i.e. Burn Responsibilities PSAs i.e. Step in PSAs Rubric PSA Directions
7.3 Backyard Audio Front door Audio
7.4 Role of Fire in Forests (student edition slides) Role of Fire in Forests (Teacher Edition Slides)
7.5 Fires in Forest Management (slides)
7.7 How does DNR Fight Fires (blog)
7.8 Matchbox Fire Simulation Lab
7.10 “Firechaser, MN Wildland Firefighters”
7.11 Vocab Game Creation
Logs to Lumber
8.2 Hardwood Industry Lumber Key Terms
8.4 Hardwood Industry Crossword
8.6 Wood ID Stations
Syruping
9.1
Pests
Create a forest fire similation to determine which environmental and physcial factors impact forest fire movement.