Lake Geneva third-graders learn about different aspects of agriculture
Third-grade students from the Lake Geneva area recently had an opportunity to learn and experience different aspects of the agriculture industry.Â
The Badger High School Badger High School agriculture department hosted Ag Science Day, Oct. 14.
Third-grade students had an opportunity to learn about worms and different layers of soil during Ag Science Day
Local third-grade students had an opportunity to learn about worms and different layers of soil as part of Ag Science Day that was held at Badger High School, Oct. 14.
Students had an opportunity to pet a horse and other farm animals as part of Ag Science Day
Third-grade students had an opportunity to pet a horse and other farm animals as part of Ag Science Day.
Badger High School agriculture students talk to third graders about where different ingredients for tacos are produced in the United States
Badger High School agriculture students Faith Patyk, left, and Charlie Holmes talk to third graders about how different ingredients for tacos are produced.
Badger High School agriculture students talk to third graders about how fish are tagged and measured
Badger High School agriculture students, from left, Mason Smith, Allen Davenport and Jac Clark talk to third graders about how fish are tagged and measured.
Badger High School's Ag Science Day featured several educational items including a model of a fish
Badger High School’s Ag Science Day featured several educational items including a model of a fish.
Students had an opportunity to learn how to grow and propagate plants
Students had an opportunity had to learn how to grow and propagate plants as part of Ag Science Day.
Students had an opportunity to interact with different types of farm animals including a calf and a sheep
Third-grade students had an opportunity to interact with different types of farm animals including a calf and a sheep.
Students listen to a presentation about how different ingredients for tacos are produced
Students listen to a presentation about how different ingredients for tacos are produced, as well as enjoy a taco treat.
Badger High School students talk about bees and different products that can be made with honey
Badger High School students Quill Anderz, left, and Nicolas Schaefer talk about bees and different products that can be made with honey during Ag Science Day
Mallory Annen, Candice Franks and Ila Keyzer hold up puppies during Ag Science Day
Mallory Annen, from left, Badger High School FFA advisor Candice Franks and Ila Keyzer hold up some puppies that were featured as part of Ag Science Day.
Badger High School agriculture student Ava Stone talks to third graders about chickens
Badger High School agriculture student Ava Stone talks to third graders about chickens during Ag Science Day.Â
Area third-grade students learned about beekeeping and other agricultural topics
Area third-graders learned about beekeeping and other agricultural topics as part of Ag Science Day, Oct. 14 at Badger High School.Â
Rabbits and several other types of animals were featured as part of Ag Science Day
Rabbits and several other types of animals were featured as part of Ag Science Day at Badger High School.Â
Dennis Hines
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