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Illinois AITC and University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Ag Literacy Program

Cotton Reader

A four-page student reader examines how cotton is grown, its agricultural importance, product evolution, and economic importance. It can be easily printed for individual or small group use in the classroom.

URL

https://www.agintheclassroom.org/media/s11p2hdv/cotton-reader-pages-updated-2022.pdf

Author

Kevin Daugherty and Monica Pastor

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USDA-Agriculture in the Classroom, Illinois AITC, and Arizona AITC

Lessons Associated with this Resource

Applying Heredity Concepts
Growing a Nation Era 1a: Seeds of Change
Growing a Nation Era 1b: Cotton's American Journey
Cotton's American Journey (Grades 3-5)
Clothes on the Grow

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