July 2020 Newsletter
Thanks for being part of our first month at The Resource Barn! We, Alyson and Zana, hope you’ve found our site welcoming and our content fresh. We’ve been working up some new items— you’re seeing them first right here! Looking for something we don’t have posted? let us know! We would be more than honored to build a resource for you.
New resources listed!
Ready or not, Fall 2020 is heading our way. We’ve got several new resources available for you to help you tackle whatever this fall semester throws at you. We’ll be adding more before the semester starts, but for now, check these out:
Classroom Curriculum
from a consumer education module and vet science vocab to teaching the FFA Creed, and a whole lot more in between.
Teacher Resources
to help you bring your best self every day. Customized planner downloads, a syllabus template and more!
FFA Materials
for the classroom and the chapter. Discuss the FFA ‘Founding Fathers,’ connect your Greenhands to opportunities and get parents and potential members involved.
July Book Review
We’ve made it our mission to review a book for you each month. This month’s selection was Dare to Lead by Brené Brown. We would recommend this book for your high-achieving, advanced leaders who are needing an additional challenge. Would be ideal for a strong officer team, a leadership class, or a Senior capstone. Brown’s book is a “playbook” for being an effective leader, addressing an aspect of leadership we don’t often talk about: vulnerability. Brown shares how being vulnerable can build greater trust and more effective leadership, while also providing actionable steps to put this knowledge into practice. We’ve created a review guide with questions to help your students connect the dots and be prepared for further discussion.
