Students will learn about the many varieties of pumpkins here on the farm, the pumpkin life cycle, and the importance of pollination during this field trip.
Students will be introduced to the pumpkin plant and its various parts. They will explore the different stages of the pumpkin life cycle, from planting the seed to being ready to harvest. They will learn about the different factors that affect the pumpkins growth and development.
As the pumpkins continue to grow, students will learn about pollination, and how crucial it is in the life cycle of a pumpkin (and many other fruits and vegetables). Students will learn about different types of pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, that help to pollinate the pumpkin flowers. They will discover different varieties of pumpkins grown on the farm and how they differ in shape, size and color.
Throughout the field trip, students will engage in hands-on activities and experiments to reinforce their learning. They can ask questions and participate in discussion with their peers and instructors. By the end of the field trip, students will have a greater understanding of the pumpkin life cycle and the importance of pollination in pumpkin growth and development.
Wide Open Spaces & Fresh Air...We make Learning Fun!
Students will discover all there is to know about pumpkins or Christmas Trees. Our tours are a hands-on fun and engaging way to reinforce the objectives of NYS common core standards in science, math and language arts. During the field trip students will participate in various activities that promote learning about pumpkins or Christmas trees grown here on the farm.
TWO themes to choose from: Pumpkins and Trees
Available Dates:
Tour Costs:
Additional siblings or parents are $10 each will not receive a pumpkin or activity booklet
All Field Trips Include:
Please stress to students the importance of dressing properly. Kids should wear clothes that can get dirty. Mother nature dictates the conditions at the farm, so please encourage students to plan accordingly. They may need to wear boots or coats, depending on the weather. Please, no open toe shoes or sandals.
Trees, Photosynthesis & the Earth are the focus of this field trip. Students will have the opportunity to learn about the crucial role that trees and photosynthesis play in maintaining a healthy ecosystem and the ways in which they mitigate climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
During this field trip, students will observe and learn about many different types of trees found in their local environment. They will also explore the process of photosynthesis, the chemical reaction that occurs within the leaves of trees and other plants that enable them to convert sunlight into energy.
In addition to learning about trees and photosynthesis, students will gain an understanding of the ecological and environmental benefits of trees and forests. They will discover how forests help to reduce soil erosion, provide habitat for wildlife, and support the livelihoods of humans by providing timber and other resources.
By the end of the field trip, students will have a better understanding of the important role that trees play in sustaining life on Earth, and will be empowered to make informed choices about how they can help to protect and preserve our planet's natural resources.
570 Auburn Road
Groton, NY 13073
(607) 533-7394
2023 Dates & Hours:
Open Saturdays, Sundays
and Indigenous Peoples Day September 16th-October 29th
10am-5pm
Moore Family Farm is a family owned and operated pumpkin & tree farm in the heart of the Fingerlakes. From September through December, friends and families are welcomed to the farm to create memories worth repeating. Wide Open Spaces and Fresh Air... This Is Where Fun Grows!
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