Kangaroo Cornfield US Resource

** Please note ** This is a downloadable resource. Upon submitting your order, you will receive an email from orders@georgethefarmer.com.au which will contain the download link for the resource/s. Thank you! ----- This George the Farmer US Teacher Resource is designed to accompany the picture book George the Farmer: Kangaroo Cornfield. This free NGSS-aligned STEM teacher resource introduces students in Pre-K–Grade 4 to corn farming, plant health, food production, mapping technology, machinery, and the real-world problem-solving farmers use to grow and protect crops. Through the story of a Nebraska cornfield affected by fungus, students explore how farmers use science, technology, engineering, and creative thinking to turn a crop challenge into something positive for the community. Activities include reading and responding to the story, identifying healthy and unhealthy plants, mapping affected crop areas, designing a combine harvester, creating a corn maze, growing corn seeds, and writing a cornfield story. The resource also includes comprehension questions, vocabulary, real-world agriculture connections, and an assessment rubric. The activities are designed as flexible starting points for classroom or home learning and can be adapted for a range of learning levels, including younger Pre-K learners through drawing, sorting, guided discussion, oral responses, and teacher observation. This resource helps children understand that food comes from farms, not just stores; that farmers solve real-world problems every day; and that science and technology help protect crops and feed communities. The activities can be printed for students, displayed on an interactive whiteboard, or imported into an online teaching and learning environment such as Google Slides. This is a FREE NGSS-aligned teacher resource. Enter your details to download the PDF. Payment details are not required.