K-12 Service-Learning Project Planning Toolkit - National FFA 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the K-12 Service-Learning Project Planning Toolkit in our editor.
  2. Begin with the 'Investigation' section. Identify the community you wish to serve and assess its needs. Use the provided worksheets to document your findings directly within the form.
  3. Move on to 'Planning and Preparation.' Here, outline your action plan, including specific service activities and academic goals. Utilize our platform's text fields to input detailed information.
  4. In the 'Action' phase, describe how you will implement your service activity. Ensure that all team members are assigned roles and responsibilities using our collaborative features.
  5. Reflect on your project by filling out the reflection sections after completing your service activities. This is crucial for understanding the impact of your work.
  6. Finally, organize a demonstration or celebration event using the templates provided in the toolkit. Document this in our editor for easy sharing with stakeholders.

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Service-learning projects provide a meaningful way of applying the leadership and educational skills learned in school and through FFA to meet an identified community issue. Simply put, the value of service-learning is in learning by doing.
Students can use their research to write an article, create a presentation, or even film a video in the style of a breaking news report. Research projects like this are an excellent way for students to learn about a complex topic, especially one that is directly relevant to their world.
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