Group Activities & Rates

Teamwork

Our mazes are an effective theater for teaching positive, social interaction. Guests divide into groups of 4-6 plus one chaperone. Each group is then responsible for determining the best method of solving the mazes and completing the gamesheet. At each intersection and after each clue is discovered, the group must reformulate their plan. Leaders must be determined or alternated for each section and the group must function and emerge from the maze together. The mazes immerse you in another world of choices, options and decisions. Our mazes make teamwork and group dynamics a hands-on task with tangible results.

The results and methods of solving each maze make lively debate topics for the following group meeting. The results and their applications for everyday activities can be used to impress the importance of group decision making, equitable group communication, and equitable participation in other group activities.

Discussing the feelings of each group member during the process leads to another level of interpretation. Understanding the feelings and reactions of other group members can be powerful. It provides a frame of reference for each person to understand how his/her behavior affects the behavior of other group members.

Navigation

Map Reading is a useful skill for anyone. We challenge guests to follow their instincts until they find each map piece. As they collect pieces of the map and become more familiar with the maze pathways, guests develop and hone their 'sense' of direction. By the end of the journey, each guest should be able to orient the map and follow the pathway to the exit.

Agriculture

We approach agricultural education with two goals in mind. Goal #1 is to give guests an appreciation for the food system that feeds the world. Goal #2 is to give guests an appreciation for the growing processes of fruit and row crops. We are partnered with information providers such as American Agri-Women, Ag Day, National Corn Growers Assoc., American Soybean Assoc., USDA, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Pioneer Seed and Bayer Corp to name a few. We have taken raw information form these sources and created fun learning stations. As groups progress through the maze, they discover food facts and information that helps them answer questions and complete puzzles. Natural resource conservation, food production and farmland preservation all start with the farmer. On the farm, walking through the fields is the best place to teach the role the American Farmer plays in the future of our country and the world.

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Our goal is to make each trip a learning adventure for groups and an enjoyable outing for leaders. The maze and the surrounding farmland immerse groups in a world of exploration. We'd love to host your group adventure.

If you'd like more information click "BOOK NOW!" link below, fill out the reservation form and mark "Request More Info." Even if you don't have a date in mind yet, we'll send you information about how to make you next day trip a hands-on adventure.