CCPLT08.2 Organic vs Inorganic Fertilizers, Plant Science Complete Curriculum

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This lesson on Organic vs Inorganic Fertilizers covers rules for using the name organic in fertilizers and the definition of organic fertilizer, benefits and drawbacks of organic fertilizers, inorganic fertilizers and their sources, and the benefits vs drawbacks of inorganic fertilizers.

It is aligned to the National AFNR Standards for Plant Systems Career Pathway and the Georgia Curriculum Standards for General Horticulture and Plant Science Course. 

Included in the digital downloads are:

• Instructor Guides
• Material List (using easy to acquire materials)
• Content Outline with Talking Points
• Correlating PowerPoint 
• Student Guided Notes 
• Written Assessment for Pre/Post Test
• Detailed Student Instructions
• Student Activity Handouts
• Answer Keys for Everything
  

This lesson is part of the Plant Science Complete Curriculum.

It can be added to any high school (or even 8th grade) agriculture class.

Anyone can use this lesson to teach Plant Science, even a substitute teacher. 

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