Pre-school Farm Mystery: Who Laid the Eggs?
The Farm Mystery program illustrates how the farmer provides farm birds with food, water and shelter and in return they produce eggs for the family. Participants get a guided tour of the farm birds and guess who laid each of the different eggs in an egg carton.
Fees:
In-county: $4 per student
Out-of-county: $5 per student
Length: 30 Minutes
Pre-school FAQ
Kindergarten: The Milky Way: A Day in the Life of a Dairy Animal
Milk a model cow and meet a farm animal. From babyhood to milking, learn what life is like for dairy animals.
Fees:
In-county: $4 per student
Out-of-county: $5 per student
Length: 30 Minutes
SOL Tie Ins: Science: K.1, K.6, K.7
Kindergarten FAQ
1st Grade: The Farm Family
Through discussion and hands-on activities, learn about traditional farm family roles and how they compare to modern family roles.
Fees:
In-county: $5 per student
Out-of-county: $6 per student
Length: One hour
SOL Tie Ins: History and Social Science: 1.1, 1.7, 1.9
1st Grade FAQ
2nd Grade: MOOving the Milk to Town Walk
Walk in the boots of a dairy farmer. Getting the milk from a dairy farm to the consumer’s table is discussed. Students learn the process, then get to act it out during a hands-on game while exchanging money along the way.
Fees:
In-county: $5 per student
Out-of-county: $6 per student
Length: One hour
SOL Tie Ins: History and Social Science 2.2, 2.4, 2.6, 2.7
2nd Grade FAQ
3rd Grade: Simple Machines on the Farm
Explore the farm and discover how six simple machines make farm work easier. Students will get hands-on experience using simple machines.
Fees:
In-county: $6 per student
Out-of-county: $7 per student
Length: One hour
SOL Requirements: Science 3.2, Force/Motion/Energy
3rd Grade FAQ
Wagon Rides
Tour the whole park in style with a reserved wagon ride. The ride will take you through the farm, into the woods, past crop fields, and back into the farm yard.
- Length: 20-25 minutes
- Group reservations are required
- Fees: $3.50 per person without a program, $3.00 when reserving a program
- Maximum 25 riders (children and adults) per wagon load
