- Register at the links below for one tour, or many! You will be emailed your custom link to join. Each tour is unique and LIVE. If you can’t join us live, you will always be given a link to the recording on YouTube.
- Use our free lesson plans with our tours to engage students while meeting curriculum standards.
- Grab your device of choice the day of the tour and join us live. You can use a Zoom link, Facebook Live link, or YouTube link.
What to Expect
We offer two kinds of tours to engage students of all ages!
Virtual Farm Tour – Pre-K – Grade 5
The first is a general Virtual Farm Tour designed for students in Pre-K – Grade 5 that covers the three primary areas of the farm: where the calves live, where the cows live, and where the cows are milked. While exploring these areas of the farm, the tour guide also incorporates key curricula from our free lesson plans. Students will get an overview of where their favorite dairy foods come from while learning about how local farmer care for their animals and the land.
Dairy Deep Dive Tour – Grades 6 – 12
The second type of tour is a deeper look into a specific area of each farm designed for students in Grades 6-12 that will cover one or two locations on the farm covering that area in detail. These tours will often feature a specialist along with the farmer such as veterinarians, nutritionists, or environmental scientists. While exploring this area of the farm, the tour guide incorporates key curricula from our free lesson plans that meet classroom standards. Students will get a closer look at how farms use technology and experts to provide the highest care for animals and land.
Can’t Join a Live Tour?
We know classroom time is precious, and sometimes our live tours don’t work with your schedule. We understand, so we took the time to collect 5 of our pre-recorded virtual farm tours and provide curriculum standards sheets so you can feel good about sharing real farms with your students while meeting your schools’ required standards.
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