They started with a hayride through the corn fields, then visited the Critter Corral to see and pet some baby animals.
At stations, students had the opportunity to climb a hay bale pyramid, uncover realistic bones in a dino dig, and ride through a tricycle maze.
Scott Hunter gave a talk called, "Farm to Fork" at which he spoke about where our food comes from.
Then, students went to a presentation where they got to plant a seed and talk about the stages of plant life.
A highlight for the students came after lunch, when they rode the Time Travel Tractor Train through a mining camp, Native American lands, and all the way back to prehistoric times where they saw a variety of dinosaurs.
Gavin Edwards, Jane Adcock and Irie Jones pose on a tractor at the very scenic Hunter Farms Pumpkin Patch.
Collin Hopman, Darragh Duffy, Westley Sheffield, Danny Specht, Mason Sinclair, and friends plant seeds and talk about the plant life cycle during their trip to Hunter Farms Pumpkin Patch.
Brett Brown and Danny Specht enjoy the ride on the Time Travel Tractor Train.
Mrs. Baumann's first and second graders sit on the back of a truck on the farm. Sierra Foothill Charter School is a free, non-profit, K-8 public school. Space is currently available in Transitional Kindergarten, Kindergarten, and grades 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, and the home school program. For more information, contact the office at (209) 742-6222 or visit SFCS’s website: sierrafoothillcharterschool.org. To stay up to date on all the latest happenings, “like” SFCS on Facebook.
