The 6th Grade General Agriculture course introduces students to the relationships between wildlife, natural resources, and the environment while emphasizing conservation and responsible outdoor stewardship. Students explore wildlife habitats, ecosystems, forestry, water quality, conservation practices, and the principles of hunter education and outdoor safety through engaging, hands-on learning experiences. This course helps students develop an appreciation for Tennessee's natural resources and the importance of protecting them for future generations.
Identify common Tennessee wildlife species and describe their habitats and life cycles.
Explain how ecosystems, forests, soil, and water support healthy wildlife populations.
Demonstrate an understanding of conservation practices and responsible natural resource management.
Describe the role of hunters and anglers in wildlife conservation and habitat management.
Apply the principles of hunter education, including firearm safety, ethical decision-making, and outdoor responsibility.
Investigate environmental issues and identify ways individuals can help protect natural resources.
Develop observation, critical thinking, and teamwork skills through hands-on activities.
Demonstrate respect for wildlife, the environment, and safe outdoor recreation practices.
6th Grade General Agriculture - Google Classroom
Hunter Education Study Guide: https://www.hunter-ed.com/tennessee/studyGuide/20204402/