Classroom Resources
Learn how you can incorporate beef into your classroom! From meat identification and hands-on cooking resources to learning about beef from pasture to plate these great, FREE resources are easily incorporated into various classroom settings.
Built with beef
Try out the Built with Beef Activity! Participants will learn what protein is and about the essential nutrients provided by beef, along with the benefits of protein. They will discover that all proteins are not created equal and the importance of protein distribution throughout the day.
activities for kids
Coloring Pages, Word Search Sheets, Crossword Puzzles, Mazes and More!
beef university
Beef U is FREE and EASY to incorporate into your teaching with the simple goal of educating your students on where beef comes from and how it can be successfully utilized in the kitchen.
masters of beef advocacy
Masters of Beef Advocacy is your go-to program for training and resources to be a strong advocate for the beef community. This free, self-guided online course provides farmers, ranchers, service providers, consumers, and all members of the beef community the tools and resources to become a beef advocate and answer tough questions about beef and raising cattle.
My american farm
Free online games for grades K-5 teach children math, reading, science and social studies skills in the context of agriculture. Check out these BEEFY games!
the purple plow
This STEM challenge platform for middle school and high school students offers a challenge and some parameters for students to work through the engineering design process to propose a solution.
purple plow puzzlers
These short challenges called "Puzzlers" give students a small challenge to work on that will generally take a couple hours.
feeding minds press
These accurate agriculture books are available for purchase but there are also FREE printable books for readers in grades 3-5. They can be read, or printed of either as a booklet or full page. (Great for younger ages too!)
BEEF SUSTAINABILITY FOR KIDS
Beef farmers and ranchers are committed to raising cattle in a way that is good for the planet. In fact, cattle do more than provide beef for you to eat: they also preserve the land where they live. Use the videos, games and images below to learn about the hard-working families who help feed the world and care for land across the United States.