Kid’s Class: Mycology – the Magic of Mushrooms
November 12, 2-3:30 pm.
Cost $25 per child, parents and grandparents are FREE
Mushrooms are a kind of fungus that usually look like umbrellas and grow in places like yards, forests, fields, and gardens.
Did you know?
- Because mushrooms are a fungus and not a plant, they don’t make their own food.
- They don’t even need sunlight to grow! Imagine what it would be like to live in the dark all the time!
- Mushrooms absorb the nutrients they need from the dead and rotting plants and animals where they live.
- Most of the fungus is actually growing underneath the ground which is beneficial to trees by sharing nutrients
- Mushrooms can help prevent cancer and a great source of vitamin D.
Learn all about the life cycle of our fungi friends and go on a mushroom hike in the Stoney Creek Farm woods!