Friends of the Farm

Howell Farm Camps 2007

Fiber Camp

Children will learn about different types of fibers and how they are used. They will concentrate on wool and learn about sheep care and shearing. Projects will produce dyeing, spinning, weaving and felting techniques, with a concentration of felted projects. Campers bring a bagged lunch and should wear sunscreen. Snack is provided.

Time: 9am-3pm
Cost: $200 (including a $25 non-refundable deposit)
Class size: 8
Ages: 9-12

Farm Camps

Campers will experience hands-on animal care, helping with chores, feeding, gathering eggs and more.  In the garden campers will plant, cultivate and harvest seasonal vegetables.  Each day will focus on a different farm highlight in a 1900's setting.

Exploring nature is part of the fun.  Campers will search for animal tracks, exploring various habitats, and collect natural treasures.

There is a time for crafts, stories, games and a hayride.

Campers bring a bagged lunch and should wear sunscreen.  Snack is provided.

Time: 9am-3pm
Cost: $200 (including a $25 non-refundable deposit)
Class size: 10

For more information contact Kathy Brilla at 609-737-3299 or email.

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