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This engaging lesson introduces students to Integrated Pest Management (IPM), a sustainable approach combining biological, mechanical, and chemical pest control methods. Through hands-on activities, case studies, and programming exercises with Edison robots, students learn about effective pest management, the significance of pest life cycles, and the benefits of using precision technology to reduce environmental impact. Perfect for understanding sustainable farming and the complexities of pest control.

Learning Objectives:

State the principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
Discuss the roles of natural predators and biopesticides in pest control.
Recognize the importance of pest life cycles for effective pest management.
Analyze the life cycle of the barber’s pole worm to suggest control strategies in livestock management.

Lesson Highlights:

Starter Activity: Students match pest control methods (chemical, biological, mechanical) to examples and discuss their environmental impact.
IPM Exploration: In-depth overview of IPM principles, including examples of natural predators, biopesticides, and mechanical controls.
Programming Challenge with Edison Robots: Students program robots to simulate precision pesticide application, developing skills in automation and sustainable agriculture.
Life Cycle Analysis: Using the barber’s pole worm as a case study, students learn about pest life cycles and how rotational grazing disrupts reinfection.
Complete Answers and Timed Activities: All answers are provided for easy reference, and timers are used to ensure smooth pacing.

Included Materials:

PowerPoint Presentation with IPM explanations and pest life cycle visuals
Edison robot programming guide and challenge mat
Answer key for all activities and discussion questions
Reflection prompts to encourage student self-assessment
This lesson package offers a comprehensive introduction to IPM and the use of technology in pest management, helping students understand sustainable practices in agriculture while developing practical programming skills.

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