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Canadian Agriculture at a Glance Teacher's Kit > Lesson plans Lesson: Stop the car! Are those llamas in that field?View the article (PDF) It is becoming more common for farms to raise animals other than cows, pigs and chickens. This activity looks at the increase in alternative livestock operations in Canada. Geography
Family Studies/Home Economics
This entire unit, which corresponds to the chapter "Farm Profiles" in the book, can be done as a group work project, with each group completing one activity and presenting it to the rest of the class. (PDF) Teaching and learning strategies
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