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Tot Time Week 3: Cranberries

  • 3400 Innovation Drive Plover, WI 54467 (map)

Dig into the world of agriculture with our 4-week Tot Time program! Every month, we spotlight a different Wisconsin-grown crop, allowing little learners to explore the science and stories behind our food.

Each week, families will enjoy open exploration in our Seedlings Gallery, facilitator-led activities throughout Food + Farm Exploration Center, and a delicious snack pertaining to the monthly theme. Through hands-on play and greenhouse exploration, children will experience the amazing ways food travels from the field to their fork.

Registration for Tot Time session is now closed. If you are already registered, we look forward to seeing you!

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THEME: CRANBERRIES!

DETAILS

  • Dates: November 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th (Tuesdays)

  • Time: 9:00 - 9:45 AM

  • Who: Children 3, 4, or 5 are invited to join

    • Adults must accompany their toddler at all times

COST

  • Program Fee: $40 for 4 weeks

    • Fee covers the cost of 1 child and parent for all 4 sessions (no general admission ticket required)

    • Separate registration required for each child attending

    • Members save 25%

    • Fee includes admission for the day so you can stay and play!

  • Registration Deadline: October 29th

WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Each week we’ll sing a song, play with sensory bins, read stories, explore a new activity, and enjoy a daily snack!

  • Week 1: Learn about the cranberry life cycle and how cranberries are specially grown in Wisconsin.

  • Week 2: Cooking cranberry cheesecake crescent rolls with Chef Davey in the Kitchen Lab.

  • Week 3: Cranberry creations like a wreath for the holidays, name stamping, and cranberry sauce letter writing.

  • Week 4: Cranberry science experiments, writing invisible ink messages, making oobleck, discovering why cranberries bounce, and exploring cranberries on a microscopic level!

Questions? Contact our education team at education@fftf.us

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