Students journey through a Carolinian forest and explore the different plants, habitats and communities that live and die there. Students take time to examine the bark and leaves of deciduous trees and dig in the soil and decomposing understory. Teachers can expect a 30 – 45-minute indoor talk plus a 30-45 minute self-guided experience through the forest.
Students can celebrate the end of the year with a fun-filled day playing on the numerous attractions in the Village. In addition, enjoy campfires for your students to roast wieners for lunch and/or marshmallows for a special treat.
Students learn about survival, food chains and food webs by becoming herbivores, omnivores, and carnivores. Students play in the forest/ tree field looking for food and water stations while enacting their animal roles. Watch out for disease, fire and man. Teachers can expect a 30-minute instructional time with a 60 – 90-minute play time.
Students work together to solve various mental and physical challenges. Communication, problem solving, and team building skills are employed on outdoor equipment. Teachers can expect each activity to take 15 – 20 minutes with 6 – 8 students at each activity. Groups can choose to complete all activity stations or a few.
Tours include the village attractions. A big bale maze is for Christmas only, as well as some animals.
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$13 – students*
$13 – chaperones pay at booth*
$16 – homeschool groups*
Staff and bus drivers: free. Staff should be clearly identified.
*prices include tax
Add-on options: cookies, hot chocolate, freezies (seasonal). Must be confirmed during the booking process.
Make sure to check the weather so you can dress appropriately.
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