Helpful lists and tutorials for integrating Learning Levels into your equine education program.
Get a quick overview of the different Learning Levels Resource Types – lesson plans, study guides, worksheets, games, flashcards, etc. – you can use to enhance your mounted or unmounted equine lesson program.
Handy little checklist list of the resource downloads we recommend to help you get started teaching Gold Level – for unmounted groundwork lessons – using the Learning Levels HorseCentered Curriculum.
Handy little checklist list of the resource downloads we recommend to help you get started teaching White Level – for unmounted groundwork lessons – using the Learning Levels HorseCentered Curriculum.
Handy little checklist list of the resource downloads we recommend to help you get started teaching Pink Level – for unmounted groundwork lessons – using the Learning Levels HorseCentered Curriculum.
Our Rainbow Level curriculum combines mounted and unmounted objectives for very young English or Western riders, ages 5-8, who may not be able to safely complete the objectives of our regular Levels program. This Level includes riding, horse knowledge, and simple horse care skills.
Hit the ground running with this REVISED quick-start bundle of study guides and teaching tools for Rainbow and Red Levels, the first two levels of the Learning Levels curriculum with versions for English and Western riding and unmounted HorseSense. Study guides can be used as “textbooks” for students in your mounted Horsemanship and/or unmounted HorseSense lesson program.
Use this set of colorful infosheets to give current and prospective students an overview of the HorseSense Learning Levels progressive curriculum. Post it in your barn, including in your Welcome Packet for new students, and use pieces of it to craft the marketing materials for your unique equine educational programs.
This guide is designed to give you a step-by-step blueprint for using our Learning Levels curriculum in your lesson business, with checklists, tips, and answers to our most frequently-asked questions about the process.
Just a simple no-frills alphabetical list of links to give you a Quick Start Includes both free and LLPro-members only resources. Looking for something specific? Use the search-and-filter feature on the Resource Center page. Not familiar with Learning Levels resource types? Learn more here!
Handy little checklist list of the resource downloads we recommend to help you get started teaching Blue Level – for both mounted Horsemanship lessons and and unmounted HorseSense lessons – using the Learning Levels Curriculum.
Tips, checklists and action plans to help equine instructors use HorseSense Learning Levels curriculums and resources in a mounted or unmounted lesson program.
Handy little checklist list of the resource downloads we recommend to help you get started teaching Green Level – for both mounted Horsemanship lessons and and unmounted HorseSense lessons – using the Learning Levels Curriculum.
Handy little checklist list of the resource downloads we recommend to help you get started teaching Rainbow Level – for both mounted Horsemanship lessons and and unmounted HorseSense lessons – using the Learning Levels Curriculum.
Use our new HorseCentered Levels curriculum checklist to teach unmounted lessons that deepen understanding of the horse while developing practical, hands-on training skills.
Use this worksheet to help your students set goals – and recognize accomplishments – for both mounted riding lessons and unmounted lessons. This free download file has two printable pages: one for goals, and one for plans to reach those goals – because goals are only obtainable when students create action plans for achieving them! Great for new students, students who are starting a new Learning Level, or as an annual exercise for all of your students.
Teach unmounted knowlege and horse care lessons with the HorseSense Learning Levels progressive equine curriculum. Appropriate for non-riders and for riders in Western tack.
Teach mounted Western lessons with the Horsemanship track of our HorseSense Learning Levels progressive equine curriculum. Lists all of the mounted objectives for Red through Teal Levels in a handy checklist format.
Handy little checklist list of the resource downloads we recommend to help you get started teaching Yellow Level – for both mounted Horsemanship lessons and and unmounted HorseSense lessons – using the Learning Levels Curriculum.
Handy little checklist list of the resource downloads we recommend to help you get started teaching Red Level – for both mounted Horsemanship lessons and and unmounted HorseSense lessons – using the Learning Levels Curriculum.
Use this helpful taxonomy for the Learning Levels curriculums to plan efficient mounted and unmounted lessons. This PDF download contains a simple list of our equine educational topics, with revised definitions to incorporate our English and Western Horsemanship, HorseSense, and HorseCentered curriculums.
Teach mounted lessons to English riders with the Horsemanship track of our HorseSense Learning Levels progressive equine curriculum. Lists all of the mounted objectives for Red through Teal Levels in a handy checklist format.
Teach unmounted knowlege and horse care lessons with the HorseSense Learning Levels progressive equine curriculum. Appropriate for non-riders and for riders in English tack.
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