Full Year Kid's Farm School in Hurricane, Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours per session
Fitness Level
Suitable for young children with basic physical activity tolerance; mostly light walking and hands-on farm tasks.
Overview
Looking for a unique outdoor learning experience for kids in Utah? The Full Year Kid’s Farm School offers a fun 10-week program combining farming, nature, and history in Hurricane.
Full Year Enrollment - Farm School
Full-Year Enrollment – (All 4 Seasons) | Fridays | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM | Ages 4–11
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About This Adventure
Farm School offers a unique year-long experience where children engage in hands-on farming, outdoor education, and American history. Each Friday, they participate in meaningful chores, themed learning, and seasonal play, fostering curiosity and confidence. This immersive program cultivates valuable life skills while building a sense of community and belonging.
Farm School – Explore, Learn & Play
Give your child a full year of hands-on farm life where meaningful work, outdoor learning, and real joy come together. With one registration, your child secures a spot in all four seasonal 10-week sessions—Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.
This all-inclusive option includes: ✔️ 40 weeks of seasonal farm school ✔️ Animal care, gardening, history, and farm science ✔️ Priority access and discounts for special events, and ✔️ One free week of Farm Camp
What is Farm School?
Farm School is a structured weekly program designed to grow capable, confident kids through active farm life. It blends outdoor education, American history, and real agricultural experience on a working farm.
Each Friday, children experience: -Meaningful farm chores -Themed educational blocks -Inquiry-based learning -Seasonal play and exploration
What We Learn
Children rotate through hands-on topics like: Animal care (chickens, goats, cows, pigs, sheep) Gardening & plant cultivation Soil science & irrigation Farm tools & equipment Food systems: farm to table The role of agriculture in American history
We use inquiry-based learning to spark curiosity, allowing kids to ask questions, explore, and grow in ways that fit their unique learning styles.
Sample Day at Farm School:
-Welcome, Prayer, Pledge & Mini History Lesson -Morning Farm Chore -1st Learning Block -Snack Break -Afternoon Chore -2nd Education Block -Farm Fun (big slides, swings, seasonal activities)
Why Families Love It
-Purposeful play that builds grit, adaptability, and joy -Agriculture and American history taught through doing -Kids are treated as capable, valuable members of the farm -We grow kids who are confident, curious, and kind
What to Bring
-Snack -Water bottle -Work gloves
Classes are held rain or shine—building grit, character, and adaptability.
Program Info
Duration: Full-Year Enrollment (All 4 Seasons, 10 weeks each) Please reach out for specific dates. Schedule: Fridays, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Tuition: $1596 (includes all materials + 1 week free Farm Camp)
Good to Know
Approved by: Harmony Education, OpenEd, Utah Fits All, and other educational reimbursement programs. (Don’t see yours? Reach out—we’re happy to help.)
Our Mission
We grow capable, confident kids through hands-on farming, seasonal learning, and a touch of American history—because every child has a meaningful role to play. Our goal is not just to teach farm skills, but to build purpose, confidence, and a sense of belonging children can carry into their homes and communities.
Adventure Tips
Dress for Outdoor Activity
Children should wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes for hands-on farm activities.
Hydrate Throughout the Day
Carry plenty of water, as time outdoors handling farm tasks can be dehydrating, especially in warmer months.
Bug Protection Recommended
Apply child-safe insect repellent before arrival to minimize discomfort from flies or mosquitoes around animals and plants.
Sun Protection Needed
Use sunscreen and hats to protect kids from Utah’s strong sun during outdoor lessons and activities.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits frequently seen on the farm outskirts
- Various songbirds that inhabit the farm’s gardens and fields
History
Hurricane, Utah, has a rich pioneer history with farming roots dating back to early LDS settlements in the late 19th century.
Conservation
The Farm practices sustainable agriculture techniques to maintain soil health and conserve local water resources.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Closed-Toe Shoes
Protects children’s feet during farm activities involving animals and gardening.
Water Bottle
Keeps kids hydrated during outdoor sessions in varying weather.
Sun Hat
Provides shade and helps prevent sunburn during sunny outdoor activities.
summer specific
Light Jacket
Useful for cooler mornings and evenings on the farm.
fall specific