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Destination Ag
Learning stations and exhibits connect guests to where their food, fiber, and shelter come from – agriculture! Destination Ag provides an interactive, educational experience for children and all guests focused on modern agriculture and natural resources.
Curriculum
Destination Ag is a half-day program featuring multiple learning stations on agriculture and natural resource topics. Stations are taught by current ABAC students and the free time area is overseen by visiting teachers. Schools enjoy sack lunches during a 30-minute break under the renovated Opry Shelter.
The curriculum is tied to Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards (GELDS) and Georgia Standards of Excellence (GSE) and incorporates principles of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).
Learn more about Destination Ag’s curriculum and connection to Georgia Education Standards in the Lesson Summaries.
Pricing
- $7/student
- Teachers, and bus drivers do not pay Museum admission. All other adults must pay general Museum admission upon arrival ($7.00 + tax).
Our Family's Tree Farm
An elementary-level literacy resource providing an entertaining and unique look into Georgia’s working tree farms and a deeper connection to the origins of wood fiber products and their importance in our daily lives.
Provided are free math and ELA lessons geared to third and fourth grade to assist in incorporating this resource into your classroom and address state standards.
“Meet these triplets as they take you on a tour of the family’s Georgia tree farm. Learn about the benefits of trees and what it takes to keep working forest healthy and productive.”