FARM KIDS | MINI FARMERS TERM 3 WORKSHOPS
TERM 3 - Fridays 9am - 3pm | Ages 5 to 12 Years
Join us on an exciting journey through the wonders of nature at our farm program for children! Over the course of this term, we’ll explore eight fascinating topics that are essential for understanding and fostering sustainability in agriculture.
Explore our Farm Kids Term 3 program and book individual classes now or book a full term upfront to receive a 39% discount.
Friday 2 August - Bees
Friday 9 August - Native Bees
Friday 16 August - Ladybirds
Friday 23 August - Butterflies
Friday 30 August - Beneficial Bugs
Friday 6 September - Creepy Crawlies
Friday 13 September - Birds
Friday 20 September - Reptiles and Amphibians
Welcome to our 8-week program designed to foster a deep connection between children and nature through hands-on learning, friendship, and fun. Our theme this term centres around native creatures from tiny insects to birds and reptiles. Making connections each week to regenerative agriculture, gardening, and the incredible roles that various creatures play in our ecosystem. Each week, we’ll explore different aspects of nature, from bees and butterflies to ladybirds and reptiles, emphasising their importance in sustainable farming and environmental health. Both teachers and children will engage in an interactive, respectful, and enjoyable learning environment. The program includes ample time for rest and free play, ensuring a balanced and enriching experience. Get ready for an exciting journey where we will learn through science, create with artistic expression, and connect with nature in meaningful ways.
Join us for a journey of discovery and learning as we explore the wonders of nature and the importance of sustainable practices in agriculture. Together, we’ll grow, play, and connect with the world around us.
Explore our sessions and book individual classes or use the button below to book a full term of Mini Farmers to receive a 39% discount!
Friday 2 August - Bees
We learn about the vital role of bees, investigate traditional beekeeping techniques, make
beeswax candles and a bee-inspired artwork.
Friday 9 August - Native Bees
We discuss the characteristics and roles of native bees, add a native bee hotel to the
garden and make a natural lip balm using beeswax and honey.
Friday 16 August - Ladybirds
We go on a ladybird hunt in the garden and talk about plants that attract them. We craft a
pet ladybird and make a tic tac toe game set.
Friday 23 August - Butterflies
We find out about butterflies and their role in the garden ecosystem, make paper
butterflies and investigate a chrysalis hatch and release program.
Friday 30 August - Beneficial Bugs
We go hunting, photographing and identifying beneficial bugs, plant some bug attracting
flowers and conduct a beneficial bug survey.
Friday 6 September - Creepy Crawlies
We learn about classifying different creepy crawlies and their scientific names and make a
natural bug repellent.
Friday 13 September - Birds
We conduct a bird count, talk about types of birds and discuss ethical farming. We create
origami birds and rebuild our Farm Kids scarecrow.
Friday 20 September - Reptiles and Amphibians
We count and name farm reptiles and amphibians and learn about cold-blooded and warm-
blooded animals. We install a frog hotel in the garden.