Of course, several events will appeal to all, but these tips will make it a little easier to pinpoint what your child may be interested in. The educational exhibit allows kids to judge wool, see unusual breeds of sheep and try out their sheep-shearing skills. A great place for kids to interact with farm animals, this barnyard is hosted and manned by FFA agriculture students. Check out schedule to see when your favorite act performs. Kids can learn to groom a cow, feed a calf and test their dairy knowledge.
Visitors can also judge a hog, pet a baby pig and test their pork knowledge.
Everyone gets a pig hat to take home. Tykes will do farm chores such as finding eggs in straw, picking apples from a tree and digging in the soil for the perfect potato. Kids' version of Midway amusement park, Kidway features child-size classic favorites such as the Kiddie Ferris Wheel, Alligator Boats, Mini Indy Kiddie Bumper Cars and new adventures provided by Winky the Whale, Dizzy Dragon and Motorcycle Jump. Most rides require three or four tickets, but some go up to as many as five to six tickets per ride. Major League Baseball Camp shows kids what it's like to be a professional ballplayer, minus the big bucks.