NAILE Educational Tours
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The Tour
During the eight days of the NAILE Education Program, guides will lead school groups through the barns,
show rings, and exhibits. Students will see the popular Art of Wool Showcase which features displays and
demonstrations that teach the students how wool goes from sheep to shawl.
These activities and the hands-on experiences of the Children's Barnyard make for a full day of fun learning.
NAILE School Tours are Sponored By:
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Children's Barnyard
All the animals you'd expect to find on a farm including hatching chicks, a sow and piglets, ducklings and dozens of other baby animals.
Sponsored by Feeders Supply Co. & WHAS Radio 84.
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Learning Stations
Each Presentation is geared to your class' learning level and deals with the animals they'll see during their expo visit.
Students learn that America's livestock farms provide us with food, raw materials for clothing and much more.
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Farmer For A Day
Riding across the range and roping cattle is only one of the imaginative activities found in this interactive exhibit.
Children and adults learn how the food on their table comes from the fields, vineyards and orchards spread across America.
A fun, interactive playground teaches farmers' daily tasks. Children can dress as a lamb, drive miniature tractors in a
huge corn box, dig potatoes, dress a scarecrow.and still have more learning experiences awaiting them!
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Art of Wool Showcase
Learn how wool goes from sheep to a shawl. Fleece displays, spinning, weaving and more.
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Educational Video
In our 30-minute video, students will visit the world's largest purebred livestock show, featuring more than 20,000 beef and dairy cattle, sheep,
dairy and meat goats, draft and quarter horses, swine, llamas, and alpacas. This video and others that teach students about agriculture are available through the
University of Kentucky College of Agriculture Distance Learning Program. To order the videotape by phone, call 1-888-923-8657 ext.283
or contact the NAILE school tours office at 502-367-5212 for a mail-in order form. The cost of the video is $10.00,
plus shipping & handling.
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