AgClassroomStore at USU

🍪 Happy National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day! 🍪

Chocolate chip cookies always take me back to school lunches. Finding one tucked into my lunch box felt like winning the jackpot! 😋

Were you lucky enough to find chocolate chip cookies in your lunch box? Ever wonder what students around the world find in their lunch boxes?

🌎 Explore global cultures through the lens of lunch with Lunch Cards! These engaging cards feature 24 colorful images of foods commonly found in lunch boxes around the world. Designed to pair with the World Fabric Map, Lunch Cards help students compare cultures, discover connections between communities, and explore how geography, environment, and agriculture influence what people eat.

🔗 Learn more about Lunch Cards: https://agclassroomstore.com/lunch-cards/

📚 Pair Lunch Cards with the book What's for Lunch? and the lesson plan Cultures, Food, and Communities Around the World

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💧 Celebrate with Water Savers!

This interactive game for grades 6–12 challenges students to work together to stop pollution, protect water resources, and make decisions that impact their community.

Through teamwork and problem-solving, students learn about conservation, sustainable farming practices, and the importance of protecting our water supply.

🌊 Explore the game: https://agclassroomstore.com/water-savers-game/

☀️ Summer may be in full swing, but agricultural education doesn't take a break! 🌱📚

This month, AgClassroomStore shipped 420 items to educators and learners in 33 states, helping bring hands-on agricultural literacy into classrooms, camps, workshops, and learning spaces across the country.

Our top-selling resources this month included:

🌟 Discover Agriculture Career Cards
🌱 Soil Samples (Soil Texture)
🎨 Soil Painting
🌾 Wheat Bundle
🐝 Beeswax Lip Balm
🧀 Mozzarella Cheese Kit
🌽 Three Sisters Seed Packet
🌸 Origami Parts of a Flower
🫘 GM Soybean Seed
🐑 Wool Refill
☁️ Cotton Bolls
🧤 Farming in a Glove
🍎 Apple Land Use Model

Thank you to all the educators who continue to inspire curiosity and agricultural understanding year-round. We're excited to support your efforts and look forward to another great month of agricultural learning! 🌱📦📚

🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July! 🎆
Today we celebrate our nation's independence and the freedoms that unite us. As you enjoy time with family, friends, and community, we wish you a safe and joyful holiday filled with sunshine, good food, and lasting memories.
From all of us at AgClassroomStore, Happy Independence Day! ❤️🤍💙
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📦 June was a busy month at AgClassroomStore! 🌱
In June, we shipped 1,325 educational resources to classrooms, educators, and programs across 31 states! 🎉
Our most-requested resources included:
🔍 Hand Lens
🚜 Discover Agriculture Career Cards
🧬 GM Soybean Seed
🔎 Source Search Cards
🧀 Mozzarella Cheese
🌽 Popcorn on the Cob
🧤 Farming in a Glove
🌱 Desktop Greenhouses
🌎 Soil Samples (Soil Texture)
🕸️ My Farm Web
We're excited to see these hands-on agricultural literacy resources helping students explore where their food, fiber, fuel, and natural resources come from.
Thank you to the educators and volunteers who continue to bring agriculture to life in classrooms across the country! ❤️

🌳🍑🥦 From roots to branches—where do your fruits and veggies grow?
Celebrate National Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Month with our Tree Fruits flowchart and Vegetable flowcharts—designed to help students visualize how their favorite foods develop and where they come from.
These easy-to-follow flowcharts break down complex processes into clear, engaging steps, making them perfect for supporting classroom discussions and reinforcing agricultural concepts.
Whether you’re exploring how apples grow on trees or how vegetables develop from different plant parts, these visuals help students connect science to the foods they see every day.
🌽 Bring agriculture to life and help students see the journey from farm to table!

👔✨ Celebrate Dad with a little spark this Father’s Day! 💡
Looking for a meaningful (and fun!) way for students to create something special? Our Paper Circuits Kit makes it easy to design a one-of-a-kind light-up tie card for Dad!
With simple materials and hands-on learning, students can combine creativity with STEM to build a card that literally shines. It’s a memorable way to say “thank you” while exploring circuits, engineering, and design.
💙 Give Dad a card that lights up his day—and inspires young innovators at the same time!