Winter Farm School in Hurricane, Utah: Hands-on Learning and Outdoor Adventure for Kids

What is Winter Farm School?

Even in the cold, the farm is full of life and learning. This session helps kids understand how the farm adapts through winter and prepares for spring—fostering growth, grit, and real-world responsibility.

What We Learn

Children explore: -Caring for animals in cold and snow -Greenhouse growing & winter crop care -Tool maintenance & equipment care -Food preservation and winter cooking -Teamwork and shared responsibility -The importance of rest and planning in seasonal cycles

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

-Kids understand why they’re learning and how it applies to real life -We honor and adapt to each child’s unique learning style -Play is purposeful—childhood is respected -Agriculture and history are taught in meaningful, integrated ways -Every child is seen as capable and important

What to Bring

-Snack -Water bottle -Work gloves

Classes are held every Friday rain or shine—building grit, character, and adaptability.

Program Info

Dates: January 9 – March 13, 2026 Schedule: Fridays, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Tuition: $399 Ages: 4–11

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.