Schedule Your Field Trip
Complete our field trip form to request a date and time and confirm availability for your group.
We love hosting groups and elementary school students, offering them a unique, hands-on learning experience about farm life.
Your group will enjoy:
- An interactive lesson where students explore a working farm and learn about plowing, pollinators, and pumpkin growing.
- A scheduled hayride/farm tour to the pumpkin patch where each participant can pick a mini pumpkin to take home.
- Fun activities like tricycles, slides, roller bowler, ball zone, bubbles, farm basketball, the spider web, and the corn snake.
- Plan to spend 2-3 hours on the farm for the best experience!
Plowing, Pollinators, & Pumpkins Field Trips
A field trip to Jaemor Farms is more than a day outdoors—it’s a hands‑on learning where agriculture comes alive. Here’s what you can expect during a Fall Field Trip to the farm.
Everything starts with plowing on the farm! Students will discover how preparing the soil is the first step to growing healthy crops and why the work that happens before planting is just as important as the harvest. This interactive lesson encourages hands-on learning while introducing the basics of farming from the ground up.
Pollinators are the superheroes of the farm! Students will learn about the important role bees, butterflies, and other pollinators play in helping fruits, vegetables, and flowers grow. Through this lesson, students will discover why pollinators are some of the farm’s most valuable helpers and how we can protect them.
Pumpkins come in all shapes and sizes—just like people! Students will explore the life cycle of a pumpkin and learn what plants need to grow and thrive. This hands-on lesson helps bring the pumpkin’s journey from seed to harvest to life, and each student will take home their own mini pumpkin as a special reminder of their day on the farm
Play is an important part of learning! Our farm provides opportunities for students to explore, discover, and enjoy hands-on experiences in a fun outdoor setting. Through play, students build confidence, spark curiosity, and create lasting memories on the farm.
Field Trip Information
$12 per person
students, teachers, parents booked with the school group
- Two teachers free per 20 students.
- A minimum of 20 students is required for a field trip.
- Children aged 2 and under are free with a paid adult.
- Regular admission is available at the gate for anyone not included in the group ticket purchase.
Available Booking Times
Schedule your class for one of the following arrival times:
- 9:30 AM
- 10:00 AM
- 10:30 AM
Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled check-in time.
Important Info for Teachers
Make the most of your field trip by reviewing our teacher tips and important information before you arrive.
- Bring a named water bottle for each student and an additional disposable water bottle per student (there is not a place to refill water bottles on the farm).
- Bring sharpie markers to write student names on the bottoms of their pumpkins. We will provide a box to collect them in.
Clothing and Shoes: Ask everyone to wear closed toed shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather. Remember- we will be walking on a farm! You are likely to get dirty.
Arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled check-in time.
Buses may unload student near the admission building AFTER the lead teacher has checked in. After unloading, buses may pull around to the parking area.
Lead teacher should come to the ticket office to check in with a total count of students, teachers, chaperones, and siblings attending in your group. Be prepared to pay in a single transaction. You will be given wristbands and information upon check-in.
Your group has one hour reserved for the farm tour. This is the only opportunity to visit the pumpkin patch. If your group arrives late and misses the scheduled tour, unfortunately, we will not be able to reschedule it. Your group can stay around the farm for self-guided play after your tour.
Tables are available for lunch on a first-come, first-served basis. We are unable to reserve tables for groups.
Age/Grade Range: Our field trips are designed for pre-K through 2nd grade students.
Anyone with allergies to an outdoor environment (grass, hay, straw, bees, etc.) should be noted and appropriate precautions taken.
We welcome homeschool groups of 20 or more as a group field trip and can be booked through the same field trip request form as schools. For smaller groups, please contact us for more information. If you are an individual family, we invite you to visit the farm during our weekly Harvest Celebration hours.
A field trip to the farm meets these requirements for the Georgia Standards of Excellence:
Kindergarten: SKCS1.a, SKE1.c, SKL1, SSKE1, SSKE2, SSKE3
First Grade: S1CS1.a, S1L1, S1L1.a, S1L1.c, SS1E1, SS1E3
Second Grade: S2CS1.a, S2E3.a, S2L1, S2L1.b, S2L1.c, S2P2, SS2E3
Third Grade: S3L1, S3L1.b, SS3E1
Fourth Grade: S4L1, S4L1.a, S4L1.b, SS4E1, SS4E1.b, SS4E1.f, MCC4.MD.1
Fifth Grade: S5Cs4, S5CS6, Ss51.b, SS5E1.e, SS5E2.a, SS5E3, SS5E3.a
Schedule Your Field Trip
Have questions about booking your field trip? Email [email protected].