Agriculture Industry
Experience the vibrant world of farming in our "Agriculture Adventure" workshop! This interactive board game allows players to take on the role of farm operators, guiding them through the full agricultural process, from land selection and crop planting to harvesting and sales. Learn how to balance commercial success with sustainability as you tackle the challenges of modern farming.
Suitable for: KS2 students (age: 7-12)
Volume: up to 40 pupils
Exploring:
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The Operation of Agriculture industry
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Project learning of environmental&sustainable topics.
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Team work, self- expression and innovative presentation.
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SMSC
Duration:
90-120 minutes
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
An engaging animated video will be sent to schools to illustrate the life cycle of crops, capturing children's interest. They will meet stakeholders and mysterious figures (our external party) involved in agricultural practices. Teachers are encouraged to explain terminology and stimulate questions to enhance engagement and understanding in the workshop.
Before Our Visit
During the game, teachers will use AR videos and hands-on manipulation of 3D models to discuss sustainable and ethical issues.. Afterward, activities tailored to different age groups enhance understanding: Years 3-4 focus on emotional cognition and simple writing with art, while Years 5-6 engage in team projects, critical thinking, and poster presentations. This method makes learning engaging and relevant to their developmental stages.
During Our Workshop
After Our Visit
Teachers are expected to encourage students to present their artworks and engage in knowledge sharing. We look forward to witnessing moments of growth in children, appreciating their creations through photos shared by educators.Inno-kids hub will be pleasure to award outstanding children with either vibrant sprout kit or a puzzle inspired by our iconic maps.
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