Miss Anderson's Blog: May 2014

Monday, May 12, 2014

May 12-16

Period 1 Ag IV
Monday-Friday: Students are working at various stages on their woodworking projects (corner blocks, drawers, doors, bases)

Period 2 Ag III
Monday-Friday: Continuing to work on Arc welding skills. Introduce Wire feed welding

Period 4 Advanced Ag
Monday-Friday: Individual projects (woodworking projects), clean and organize shop

Period 5 Ag I
Monday-Friday: Work on and race CO2 cars

Period 6 Ag II
Monday-Thursday: Continue to work on Arc Welding skills. Introduce Wire Feed welding
Friday: Watch Torch Cutting video and take 10 notes

Period 7 Intro to Ag
Monday: Animal Science PowerPoint
Tuesday: Animal Science PowerPoint
Wednesday: Present PowerPoints
Thursday: Go over shop safety rules
Friday: Take Shop Safety Quizzes

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

May 5-May 9

Period 1 Ag IV
Monday-Friday: Students are working at various stages on their woodworking projects (corner blocks, drawers, doors, bases)

Period 2 Ag III
Monday-Friday: Continuing to work on Arc welding skills

Period 4 Advanced Ag
Monday-Friday: Individual projects (woodworking projects)

Period 5 Ag I
Monday-Friday: Work on CO2 cars

Period 6 Ag II
Monday-Friday: Continue to work on Arc Welding skills. Introduce Wire Feed welding

Period 7 Intro to Ag
Monday-Friday: Students are working on Animal Science PowerPoint

Student Teacher

Hey Everyone!

I wanted to introduce myself, my name is Christina Fister. I am a senior at Montana State University studying Agricultural Education. I will be graduating in May with a Bachelors in Ag Education and a two year Associates of Science degree. My home town is Kalispell, MT and I love anything and everything agriculture. I grew up riding horses, farming and doing custom leather work with my grandpa.

In high school I was heavily involved in the agriculture classroom as well as in FFA. You could find me as a chapter officer, member of every community service committee there was and on the sales and agronomy teams. Agricultural education was my everything and it just seemed perfect to make a career out of it. This wouldn't have been possible without a lot of guidance from my ag teacher Mr. Bay. I hope to be able to help your students in finding their passions just as my ag teacher did for me.

Needless to say agriculture has always been a passion of mine and I am so excited to share that with you and your students. Hope to meet you all and have a great second semester.