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And Another Thing AG BIOGRAPHY, Temple Grandin (ANNUAL)

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🐄 Ag Biography: Temple Grandin

Roughly half of the cattle processed in North America today move through facilities that Temple Grandin designed or inspired. This biography introduces students to the animal scientist, livestock facility designer, and author whose work reshaped how the meat industry handles cattle.

Students will explore Temple Grandin through:

  • Her path from a childhood autism diagnosis in 1947 to earning a doctorate in animal science, sparked by watching cattle in a squeeze chute at her aunt's Arizona ranch
  • Her design of curved cattle chutes and handling systems that work with animal movement and vision, reducing injury and stress
  • The scoring and audit systems she developed for meatpacking plants, adopted by major companies like McDonald's in the late 1990s
  • The obstacles she faced as a woman entering the cattle industry in the 1970s, and her decision to speak openly about autism rather than hide her diagnosis
  • Her lasting influence on animal welfare, humane handling standards, and public understanding of neurodiversity

An ideal tie-in for: agricultural history, animal science, livestock handling, biographical literacy, and units on neurodiversity in STEM.

These work as an intro to an ag history unit, an FFA Week or Ag Literacy Week activity, or a substitute lesson that still teaches something real. Students who would tune out a lecture on agricultural history will often stay locked into a real person's story, especially one that connects to equipment and industries they can still see working today.

📁 What's Included:

  • Reading Passage: a six-paragraph biography covering the figure's background, contributions, challenges, defining traits, and lasting legacy in agriculture
  • Vocabulary Page: twelve terms pulled from the passage with dictionary definitions and original example sentences
  • Reading Comprehension Questions with Answer Key: ten questions anchored to specific passage content, each built around a vocabulary term, with a full answer key
  • Vocabulary Assessment with Answer Key: twelve multiple choice questions testing word meaning, with a complete answer key

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  • For order totals $100 and under ---- add $15
  • For order totals $101 to $340 ---- add $20
  • Order totals over $350 ---- add $30
  • Make sure to provide a physical address...UPS will NOT deliver to a Post Office box. We tried. Then we received a firm talking to and we had to go to bed without dinner. Please don't make us try that again.

 

 

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🐄 Ag Biography: Temple Grandin

Roughly half of the cattle processed in North America today move through facilities that Temple Grandin designed or inspired. This biography introduces students to the animal scientist, livestock facility designer, and author whose work reshaped how the meat industry handles cattle.

Students will explore Temple Grandin through:

  • Her path from a childhood autism diagnosis in 1947 to earning a doctorate in animal science, sparked by watching cattle in a squeeze chute at her aunt's Arizona ranch
  • Her design of curved cattle chutes and handling systems that work with animal movement and vision, reducing injury and stress
  • The scoring and audit systems she developed for meatpacking plants, adopted by major companies like McDonald's in the late 1990s
  • The obstacles she faced as a woman entering the cattle industry in the 1970s, and her decision to speak openly about autism rather than hide her diagnosis
  • Her lasting influence on animal welfare, humane handling standards, and public understanding of neurodiversity

An ideal tie-in for: agricultural history, animal science, livestock handling, biographical literacy, and units on neurodiversity in STEM.

These work as an intro to an ag history unit, an FFA Week or Ag Literacy Week activity, or a substitute lesson that still teaches something real. Students who would tune out a lecture on agricultural history will often stay locked into a real person's story, especially one that connects to equipment and industries they can still see working today.

📁 What's Included:

  • Reading Passage: a six-paragraph biography covering the figure's background, contributions, challenges, defining traits, and lasting legacy in agriculture
  • Vocabulary Page: twelve terms pulled from the passage with dictionary definitions and original example sentences
  • Reading Comprehension Questions with Answer Key: ten questions anchored to specific passage content, each built around a vocabulary term, with a full answer key
  • Vocabulary Assessment with Answer Key: twelve multiple choice questions testing word meaning, with a complete answer key
Shipping Info

Our shipping is based on total order amount. Shipping will be automatically calculated when shopping online. (There is no shipping charged on digital download products. I mean who would do that really?)

We ship by UPS. You will receive a tracking number when your order ships.

If you are completing a School Purchase Order or if you just want to estimate your total expenses use the following information:

  • For order totals $100 and under ---- add $15
  • For order totals $101 to $340 ---- add $20
  • Order totals over $350 ---- add $30
  • Make sure to provide a physical address...UPS will NOT deliver to a Post Office box. We tried. Then we received a firm talking to and we had to go to bed without dinner. Please don't make us try that again.