Thursday, October 2, 2014

Pumpkin Patch Field Trip Tips


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Pumpkin Patch Field Trip Tips

Now that Fall is here, many schools take field trips to local pumpkin patches.  As a parent, I’m appreciative that they do because these days kids think milk comes from refrigerators and vegetables are grown in produce aisles. 

Going to the pumpkin patch isn’t just about choosing, picking, buying and carving your pumpkin — it’s about exploring and learning about the world around you, seeing how things work, how they grow.  Use a school field trip or your own as an opportunity to teach kids about the "real world" of pumpkins, growing cycles, harvesting etc when they can see it, feel it and experience it first hand.

Once your kids get older it's tempting to let the school do all the field trips. If your school doesn't visit a pumpkin patch (or even if they do), we encourage you to take your school aged kids to the patch so you can spend time with your children in a festive setting and facilitate learning. If you're a parent volunteering on a field trip you still get to spend time with your child and create long-lasting memories.
For those of you that have preschoolers, toddlers and babies, we encourage you to make your own "field trip" and visit a local pumpkin patch. You may be surprised to know that younger kids can learn there too. 
What can kids of any age learn at a pumpkin patch?
We thought you'd never ask! 
Pumpkin PatchesThis year as a special bonus gift, for those who order our book, Kidding Around Town, we will give you our new FREE ebook about Pumpkin Patches.
This isn't just any ebook, Moms. This new ebook on Pumpkin Patches is formatted in the same way as Kidding Around Town, with fun-to-do easy educational age-appropriate activities. Next time you go to the "patch", let your kids have fun AND sneak in some learning too with these pumpkin patch field trip tips!
Since we think pumpkin patches are enjoyable for all ages we've even included in this new ebook educational activities for kids eleven years and older. If you have children of multiple ages, you'll appreciate this!
If you're going on a school field trip to the pumpkin patch or creating your own, take a copy of our ebook with you and use these Pumpkin Patch Field Trip Tips laid out in an easy-to-use format broken out by age group.  You'll be the popular mom with all the cool ways to stimulate your child's brain!  As a result, you'll be giving your child a head-start in life.
And what parent doesn't want a smarter child in today's competitive world?