One day in the pumpkin patch the strangest little pumpkin hatched.....

Spookley the Pumpkin was different. All the other pumpkins teased him until Spookley proved that being different can save the day!

Chix eat Grains
We've heard that a rooster may call other chickens to eat it first when he finds food. He will make a squeaky clucking sound--and poke the food around the ground a bit. Mother hens also do this when calling their chicks.

Teacher Resources are available to all teachers who reserve a field trip with Kackleberry Farm. Some Lesson Plans are password protected, and with a reservation comes the password.

Teachers, choose the field trip that best suits your curriculum.

Fall Field Trip Information:

Klassroom in the Korn: Fall, 2010

This field trip includes an educational talk about how we take care of animals on the farm, how corn grows, and different types of grains that we eat. Students will participate in many hands-on activities, such as touching various grains and navigating their way through the corn maze.

Students will also receive an educational handout and small pumpkin to take with them, a self-guided tour of the farm animals and play time in the Kiddie Korral.

Teachers will receive a Down on the Farm Kurriculum correlated to the Georgia Performance Standards.

See the Teacher Resources section of our blog for new Classroom in the Corn activities for before and after your field trip!

$5.00 per person (including parents and siblings)
One teacher and one paraprofessional (or chaperone) free per group of 20 students
Siblings under 3 attend free

The Kackleberry Pumpkin Patch: Fall, 2010

This field trip includes an educational talk about how we take care of animals on the farm and how pumpkins grows. Students will participate in many hands-on activities, including navigating their way through the corn maze. Students will also learn about Spookley, the Square Pumpkin in a character education component.

Students will also receive an educational handout and small pumpkin to take with them, a self-guided tour of the farm animals and play time in the Kiddie Korral.

Teachers will receive a Down on the Farm Kurriculum correlated to the Georgia Performance Standards.

$5.00 per person (including parents and siblings)
One teacher and one paraprofessional (or chaperone) free per group of 20 students
Siblings under 3 attend free.

NOTE: Field trips taught by a certified teacher.

NOTE: Modifications can be made to both field trips to accommodate special needs or additional grade levels.