Mini Farms
Children will learn what being a farmer entails, how animals are kept and why.
What does an animal need to be happy and healthy?
Children will learn what being a farmer entails, how animals are kept and why.
Children are employed as Farmers in small groups and tasked with managing their own ‘mini farms’. With the help of a young farmers manual they will plan the farm layout as well as ‘find out and describe the basic needs of their animals.’ They will come to understand that ‘all living things have needs and we have a responsibility to meet them’.
KS2 children will then be given an extension task to consider how their farm impacts on the countryside around them. ‘They will take responsibility for looking after the environment’ and work out what they can adapt to minimise their farms impact.
30 – 45 min session / Suitable for KS1 & 2 / £1.50 per child (Groups up to 15)
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April to October: 10am-4.30pm
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