1 of 6

Slide Notes

DownloadGo Live

The Pumpkin Patch

Published on Nov 18, 2015

No Description

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

THE ARKANSAS FRONTIER

QUITMAN PUMPKIN PATCH
Photo by keeva999

WHAT CAN WE DO?

  • School life from 100 years ago
  • Experience early frontier living
  • Pick pumpkins
  • Mine for gem stones
  • Dig for dinosaur eggs
Photo by ginnerobot

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Swbat distinguish between earth's materials ESS.8.3.1
  • Swbat engage effectively in collaborative discussions SL4.1

DIRECTIONS

  • From Conway take Highway 65 N go 12 miles
  • After going through Greenbrier continue 2 miles and take right fork on to Highway 25 go 14 miles
  • Stay on Highway 25 until you get to Quitman
  • 4. Turn left in downtown Quitman on to Highway 225/356/Bee Branch Rd go 2 miles
  • Turn right at Wesley Chapel Rd go 1/2 mile. Arrive at destination on right

COST

  • General admission: $8
  • Group admission: $7 (does not incluce gem mining)
  • Group discount (with gem mining): $10
  • Teachers are free!!!

HOW WILL THIS FIELD TRIP BENEFIT YOUR STUDENTS?

  • The facility teaches students about the farm life and early settlers.
  • Visit a replica of the dog-trot style housing that settlers lived in.
  • Exposure to Native American life style and culture.
  • Students will have hands on and up close experiences with farm animals.
  • Mine for gems and classify rocks and minerals.
Photo by Jim Belford