NEW! Wool Workshop presented by Toy Farm WHEN: 9.30am, 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.30pm, 5.30pm daily WHERE: Agricultural Education Hall Experience the wonders of wool from sheep to yarn at the new Wool Workshop presented by Toy Farm. Kids will get hands-on as they explore the wool-making journey, from meeting the sheep to spinning wool and weaving. They’ll sort fleece, try carding and spinning, plus learn the basics of weaving on a hand loom. Children will finish by braiding wool into a colourful bracelet to take home. After the activity, they can visit a Toy Farm stand for a free charm for their bracelet! Each session accommodates 50 children, with this fun and educational activity designed to spark creativity and connect the next generation with Queensland’s wool industry - one strand at a time. NEW! Cluck and Collect WHERE: Agricultural Education Hall Children are invited to roll up their sleeves and become little farmers in the new Cluck and Collect, a hands-on egg-collecting adventure. Children will reach beneath imitation hens to collect eggs, then sort them for delivery to the market, supermarket or home - learning along the way that eggs don’t just magically appear on shelves. This fun, interactive experience teaches kids the journey eggs take from farm to table, highlighting the care involved in egg production and the important role of Australian farmers. Don’t miss Cluck and Collect, where kids will crack open the incredible story behind one of their favourite foods!
Get Kids Cooking! Presented by Australian Eggs WHEN: 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm, & 5pm daily WHERE: Agricultural Education Hall Crack into the fun at ‘Get Kids Cooking! Presented by Australian Eggs’ - an eggs-traordinary interactive experience where young chefs discover the power of eggs in a healthy, balanced diet.
Back by popular demand and bigger than ever, this much-loved activation has expanded from 30
to 50 participants per session in 2025, giving even more kids the chance to roll up their sleeves and get hands-on in the kitchen. At the interactive cooking stations, children will create a simple and tasty open sandwich, mixing and experimenting with different ingredients to craft a meal that’s uniquely theirs. Throughout the session, kids will also learn about the nutritional benefits of eggs, including their protein
content and essential vitamins and minerals. Kitchen safety and hygiene are a key focus too, with kids taught proper handwashing techniques and safe food handling practices. More than just a fun activity, Kids Get Cooking inspires healthy eating habits and builds confidence in the kitchen.
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