Use this Learning Path to support you lessons on the topics of Irish soil types and experiments on soils.
7 resources in this Learning Path
This template will help teachers plan engaging lessons in line with best pedagogical practice.The template allows space for the teacher to include her own descriptions and strategies under the designated headings.
View full descriptionStrand: Module 1 - Basic Horticulture
Strand unit: 03. Soil Formation, Composition & Fertility
Suggestions for use: Teachers can use the template as a guide in planning engaging lessons in line with best pedagogical practice.
A good web page with information on plant nutrients and how they are used by plants. Nutrients include Nitrogen | Phosphorus | Potash | Minor nutrients | Calcium | Magnesium | Iron | Boron | Other minor nutrients
View full descriptionStrand: Module 1 - Basic Horticulture
Strand unit: 03. Soil Formation, Composition & Fertility
Suggestions for use: Students can use this web page as a good source of information on plant nutrients.
A very good web page with information on soil management for growing vegetables as well as links to soil management for growing many other types of plants.
View full descriptionStrand: Module 1 - Basic Horticulture
Strand unit: 03. Soil Formation, Composition & Fertility
Suggestions for use: Students can use this web page as an excellent source of information on how to grow vegetables and many other types of plant.
A very good web page with information on soil management for growing plants in acid soils eg Blueberries.
View full descriptionStrand: Module 1 - Basic Horticulture
Strand unit: 03. Soil Formation, Composition & Fertility
Suggestions for use: Students can use this web page as an excellent source of information on growing acid loving plants eg blueberries.
A web page with concise instructions on carrying out a two day experiment on a soil sample. Apparatus, method, results and analysis given.
View full descriptionStrand: Module 1 - Basic Horticulture
Strand unit: 03. Soil Formation, Composition & Fertility
Suggestions for use: Teachers can use this web page as a concise source of information on how to carry out experiments on a soil sample.
A very good web page with information on soil management for growing trees and shrubs as well as links to soil management for growing many other types of plants.
View full descriptionStrand: Module 1 - Basic Horticulture
Strand unit: 03. Soil Formation, Composition & Fertility
Suggestions for use: Students can use this web page as an excellent source of information on how to grow trees and shrubs.
A summative assessment based on Unit 3 Soils. The assessment contains 18 short questions for students to answer on separate paper.
View full descriptionStrand: Module 1 - Basic Horticulture
Strand unit: 03. Soil Formation, Composition & Fertility
Suggestions for use: Use as class test at the conclusion of Unit 3 Soils, to give students feedback on their knowledge of the topic.
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