• Welcome to Lil' Bit of Life Farm School

    Where learning comes to life through nature, animals.

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     🐴 Animal Care & Horsemanship

    Feed and water farm animals

    Groom miniature horses and other animals

    Learn safe animal handling

    Lead and walk miniature horses

    Clean stalls and help with daily farm chores

    Understand animal behavior and body language

    🌱 Agriculture & Nature

    Gardening and planting

    Learn where food comes from

    Composting and caring for the environment

    Seasonal farm projects

    Pollinators, butterflies, and wildlife

    Weather and nature observation

    🔬 STEM & Discovery

    Hands-on science experiments

    Animal anatomy and biology

    Nature investigations

    Engineering and building challenges

    Problem-solving activities

    Farm math and measuring

    🎨 Creative Arts

    Farm-inspired crafts

    Nature art

    Painting and drawing

    Seasonal projects

    Building with natural materials

    📚 Literacy & Learning

    Storytime

    Reading with farm animals

    Journaling and observation

    Vocabulary through hands-on experiences

    Nature scavenger hunts

    🤝 Life Skills & Character Building

    Responsibility

    Teamwork

    Leadership

    Kindness and empathy

    Confidence

    Communication

    Patience

    Independence

    💪 Physical Development

    Obstacle courses

    Farm fitness and movement

    Carrying, lifting, and balancing safely

    Outdoor exploration

    Fine and gross motor skill development

    🎯 Practical Life Skills

    Following directions

    Time management

    Organization

    Caring for tools and equipment

    Cleaning up after activities

    Working together to complete farm jobs

    🌎 Community & Service

    Helping care for the farm

    Respecting animals and nature

    Giving back through farm service projects

    Learning stewardship

    Every FarmSchool Day Includes

    Animal care

    Hands-on learning

    Outdoor exploration

    Team-building activities

    Creative project or craft

    Free exploration and imaginative play

    Time to build friendships

    Plenty of smiles, fresh air, and unforgettable farm memories

    This reflects what makes Lil' Bit of Life FarmSchool unique: children don't just visit the farm—they become part of it, learning responsibility, confidence, and life skills through real experiences with animals, agriculture, and nature.

    It’s safe to say the kids play hard AND work hard while they’re at

    Lil’ Bit of Farm School!

  • Important Rules/Information for Students:

  • • Please understand, this is our home and our animals. We have rules the students will learn when coming to the farm. These rules are for our animals and your child's safety.

    • We ask for safety reasons that only mature 5-14 year-olds can participate in farm-school.

    • To farm school, please wear close-toed shoes and comfortable clothing.

    • Bring lots of water & bug spray is a good idea if you're prone to bug bites.

    • If you are scheduled for the morning class, it ends at 12 pm.

    • As a courtesy for those that stay for both classes, you may bring your lunch and have an hour break. 

  • Upon Your Arrival:

  • We kindly request you to review the parking map provided below for your reference. As you approach the farm, we ask that you drive with caution, maintaining a slow pace down our driveway. After passing our house on the left, continue through the rear gate to locate a convenient parking spot. Follow the trail with blue arrows, guiding you through our goat area and leading you up to the check-in point.

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  • Cancellation Policy:

  • Because farm-school does have a maximum of 15 students (and can even have a waiting-list), for any cancellations please consider your payment a donation; there will be a NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE policy.

  • **If you are registering more than one child, a separate form must be completed for each child. This helps us keep accurate class rosters and ensure each student has the proper information on file. Thank you!

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
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  • Is your child on medication?*

  • **Please select the dates below that you are registering your child for Farm School classes.

  • Available Tuesdays and Fridays for (August 2026 through October 2026) Additional dates will be added as needed throughout May.*

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    2026-2027 Annual Registration Fee. One-time annual registration fee per child.
    2026-2027 Annual Registration Fee

    One-time annual registration fee per child.

    $55.00$55.00
      
    MORNING - 2 Hour Farmschool (Only). 2 hour morning session only 10 to 12
    MORNING - 2 Hour Farmschool (Only)

    2 hour morning session only 10 to 12

    $30.00$30.00
      
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    FULL DAY Farmschool. Both morning and afternoon sessions
    FULL DAY Farmschool

    Both morning and afternoon sessions

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    Payment Methods

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    After submitting the form, you will be redirected to Apple Pay to complete the payment.
    After submitting the form, you will be redirected to Google Pay to complete the payment.
    After submitting the form, you will be redirected to Cash App Pay to complete the payment.

  • The Nitty Gritty:

  • Please remember that we are a farm. The farm has dirt, animals, poop, allergens, and a host of other potentially harmful hazards. We do our best to keep animals who are kind and reduce/remove potential hazards, but we are still a working farm. Enter the farm at your own risk - and enjoy your visit! 

    ☆☆WARNING☆☆ Under Florida law, an agritourism operator is not liable for injury or death of, or damage or loss to, a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism location if such injury, death, damage, or loss results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, among others, risks of injury inherent to land, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury, death, damage, or loss. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity. Chapter 2013 – 179, Section 570.96

     

  • Minor Photo Release Statement:

  • I,    , as the parent/guardian of,          , hereby give permission to Lil' Bit of Life, LLC. to use my child's name and photographic likeness in all forms of media for advertising, trade, publicity and any other lawful purposes. 

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