HANDS-ON HISTORY
SERIES
Rain Gauges – April 11
Learn why
rain is so important to a farm! In this program, create your own rain
gauge and see why the Fosters measured the rainfall.
Hand Spinning with Wool – April 12
Learn
traditional ways to create yarn from wool! See how the fibers are
prepared for spinning, then use your own drop spindle to create yarn.
Everyone will get a chance to take a whirl on a spinning wheel.
Spring Seedlings – April 13
Join farm
staff and plant Heritage seeds for your home vegetable garden. Then tour
the site to see how the farm prepares for Spring! Please wear appropriate
clothes and footwear for a farm.
Natural Dyeing with Flowers – April 14
Learn how to
create natural dyes from colorful flowers. Everyone gets to take swatches
home at the end of the program. Please wear older clothes, as the dyes
are permanent.
Learn more here!
Cost: $10
per child/adult pair. Preregistration is required.
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