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Trip to Picket Fence Farm I Essay By Vidhur, 6, Bangalore

Vidur, a 6-year-old from Bangalore shares his fun-filled day at Picket Fence Farm, feeding goats, spotting colorful birds, and enjoying every moment with his family!

Trip to Picket Fence Farm I Essay By Vidhur, 6, Bangalore

Trip to Picket Fence Farm

Picket Fence Farm

One day, I went to the Picket Fence Farm with my parents.

Trip to Picket Fence Farm I Essay By Vidhur, 6, Bangalore

First, I saw many goats. “I’m hungry”, they screamed. So, I fed the goats some grass. I gave them more grass because they kept asking for more. I think they were very hungry!

The sheep also joined the goats and ate grass. “Come, let us see the other animals”, said my father. Then I saw, rabbit, iguana, turkey, pony, hamster, camel and many colorful birds.

The parrots sat on my shoulders and head!

I loved my trip to the farm and will go again.

Trip to Picket Fence Farm I Essay By Vidhur, 6, Bangalore

To Know more about The Picket Fence Farm click at the link below

Picket Fence Farm

FAQ: Visiting a Petting Farm with Kids and Family

1. What is a petting farm for kids?

A petting farm is a kid-friendly space where children can touch, feed, and learn about gentle animals like goats, rabbits, sheep, ponies, and more.

2. Why is visiting a petting zoo good for children?

It helps children:

  • Learn empathy and kindness

  • Build confidence around animals

  • Enjoy hands-on nature experiences

  • Take a healthy break from screens and gadgets

3. What animals will we see at a petting farm?

Common animals include:

  • Goats, sheep, and ponies

  • Rabbits and hamsters

  • Chickens, ducks, and turkeys

  • Parrots, iguanas, or even camels in some farms!

4. Can kids feed the animals?

Yes! Most petting farms provide safe animal feed. Feeding animals is fun and educational, but always follow the farm rules and guidance from staff.

5. Is it safe for toddlers and young kids?

Absolutely. The animals are friendly and used to children. Supervision and hygiene stations are usually provided to keep everyone safe and clean.

6. What should we bring to the farm?

  • Comfortable clothes and shoes

  • Water bottles

  • Sunscreen or raincoat (weather check!)

  • Hand sanitizer or wipes

7. Are petting farms educational for school trips?

Yes! Many farms offer guided tours and farm lessons for schools and homeschoolers. Kids can learn about:

  • Animal behavior

  • Farming and food sources

  • Caring for pets and the environment

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Writerof the Month June’2025 – Vidhur Kaushik

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