1: Agriculture and Natural Resources
C: Agriscience Pathway
C2.0: Examine the interrelationship between agriculture and the environment.
C3.0: Analyze the effects of technology on agriculture.
C4.0: Determine the importance of animals, the domestication of animals, and the role of animals in modern society.
C5.0: Compare the structure and function of plants, animals, bacteria, and viruses
C6.0: Explore animal anatomy and systems.
C7.0: Comprehend basic animal genetics.
C11.0: Analyze plant growth and development.
D: Animal Science Pathway
D3.0: Apply principles of comparative anatomy and physiology to uses within various animal systems.
D5.0: Discuss animal inheritance and selection principles, including the structure and role of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).
E: Forestry and Natural Resources Pathway
E1.0: Understand the importance of energy and energy cycles.
E5.0: Investigate wildlife management and habitat
E6.0: Understand aquatic resource use and management.
E8.0: Explore basic plant physiology, anatomy, and taxonomy.
F: Ornamental Horticulture Pathway
F1.0: Compare and contrast the hierarchical classification of plants.
F2.0: Summarize plant physiology and growth principles.
F3.0: Demonstrate plant propagation techniques.
G: Plant and Soil Science Pathway
G1.0: Apply plant classification principles.
G2.0: Explore cell biology.
G3.0: Understand plant physiology and growth principles.
G4.0: Demonstrate an understanding of sexual and asexual reproduction of plants.
G11.0: Demonstrate competence in applications of scientific principles and techniques in plant science.
Correlation last revised: 8/10/2026
