Cultivating Curiosity, Planting Knowledge, Harvesting Understanding
Education
Our educational programs are currently suspended due to COVID 19
Expand their horizons; get outside and visit our farm!
Fully guided tours available May - November.
Learn About...
farm animals
plants
soil
habitats
sustainability
service learning in our Giving Garden
embrace nature
| Forsythe Family Farms 2009 Inc Guided Tours | ||
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| Farming Foundations, A tour for all ages. Spring, Summer and Fall; explore our farm through the seasons. Plant or pick from our field crops (Strawberries, peas, beans, pumpkins) and visit our farm animals. Build a stronger foundation of understanding of where your food comes through hands on activities. Also Includes: Wagon ride, playtime | $10.00 +HST - 2 hours $11.00 +HST - 3 hours $14.00 +HST - 4 hours We allow 1 free adult (includes teachers) for every 5 students Minimum charge equals 20 students Available May - November |  |
| Stone Soup, A tour for all ages. Enjoy our Farming Foundations tour immersed in the theme of the story Stone Soup. This tour integrates harvest and community building while picking a variety of vegetables. Also Includes: Wagon ride, and farm animal feeding, playtime | $11.00 +HST - 3 hours $14.00 +HST - 4 hours We allow 1 free adult (includes teachers) for every 5 students Minimum charge equals 20 students Available June – October |  |
| Farm and Forest, A tour for Kindergarten + Integrate knowledge of where your food comes from with the natural world around us. Compare wild vs cultivated as you visit with our farm animals, investigate our field crops and explore our forest. Also Includes: Wagon Ride, animal feeding and seasonally available pick your own A good tour for active students! | $12.00 +HST - 3 hours We allow 1 free adult (includes teachers) for every 5 students Minimum charge equals 20 students Available May - November |  |
| Soil is Alive Science in Agriculture Workshop, A tour for grade 3s Focus on soil –What is it made of? What are the similarities and differences of soil in our forest and fields? Hands on activities to understand what soil is and recognize our dependence on it for our survival. Also Includes: Wagon ride, and farm animal feeding | $13.00 +HST - 3 hours $14.00 +HST - 4 hours We allow 1 free adult (includes teachers) for every 5 students Minimum charge equals 20 students Available May - November |  |
| Habitat and Communities, Science in Agriculture Workshop, A tour for Grade 4s Explore our field, forest and meadow looking for nature’s best homes. Students will investigate the similarities and differences of these habitats, determine what organisms need to survive and how they adapt to their environment. Also Includes: Wagon ride, and farm animal feeding | $13.00 +HST - 3 hours $14.00 +HST - 4 hours We allow 1 free adult (includes teachers) for every 5 students Minimum charge equals 20 students Available May – November |  |
| Exploring Sustainability, I can make a difference! A tour for grades 7, 8 + Experience our farm looking through the lens of sustainability. Explore the interconnections between our environment, our economy and our community. Also Includes: Wagon ride, and animal feeding. Add on a pick your own experience for a small extra charge. | $14.00 +HST - 3 hours $15.00 +HST - 4 hours We allow 1 free adult (includes teachers) for every 5 students Minimum charge equals 20 students Available May -November |  |
| Enhance your tour with a visit to our Giving Garden- Make your plant unit into a hands on service learning experience with a visit to our Giving Garden- for grade 1’s plus June to Early October- Cultivate and/or harvest produce from our Giving Garden to gift to those in need of fresh vegetables – individuals, food banks, community kitchens…… |
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