School Field Trips

 

Students visiting Learning Tree Farm will enjoy exploring our barns, garden, wooded trails and Century House in a hands-on and interactive way. Visitors will have the opportunity to engage in STEAM learning by:

  • Visit with our sheep, pigs, ponies, goats, cows, ducks, chickens and more
  • See what is growing in our teaching garden and sample a variety of vegetables, fruits, and herbs
  • Hike in our woods and fields; take a special trip to the tire swing and observation deck
  • Visit the Century House – an 1800’s era farmhouse
  • Play on the tractors in our outdoor play area
  • Bring a lunch or snack to enjoy in our covered picnic shelter

Cost: $8 per student and per chaperone. Teacher admission is always complimentary!

Spring

Spring on the Farm

Students will learn about the life cycle of a plant and will get to plant a flower of their own to take home.

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Summer Farm Adventures

Summer brings warmer weather, a productive garden and extra time to enjoy all that the farm has to offer.

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Off-Site Programming

Farm staff are able to create a special program for your facility. (November-March and limited summer dates)

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Autumn on the Farm

Fall means pumpkins, cooler weather, and an opportunity to see the farm as we prepare for harvest.

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Explore the Farm

A self-guided experience for groups of all ages to explore at their own pace and discover all the farm has to offer.

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The Ohio Pioneer Experience

Students learn the story of the Funderbergs, the pioneer family who first settled on the Farm.

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PreK – Kindergartners will enjoy a day of discovery by using their five senses while at each of our favorite spots around the farm.

Five Senses on the Farm

Kindergartners -1st Graders will enjoy a day on the farm exploring all things living and nonliving!

The Farm Alive

2nd – 3rd graders will enjoy a day of discovery as we compare the similarities and differences between people, plants, and animals found at the farm!

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Looking for Something Different?

 

We welcome the opportunity to work with you and develop a program that fits your curriculum. Scouts, learners with disabilities, church groups and others can use the farm as their outdoor classroom for a variety of topics including STEAM, history and environmental education.

 

Contact us at [email protected] to discuss the possibilities!

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