Early learning.
Letters, sounds, numbers, shapes, and patterns will come to life through songs, stories, and short animated learning moments.
AN ORIGINAL CHILDREN’S SERIES · IN DEVELOPMENT
Welcome to
CHACE Farms
Where Everybody Grows.
A curious young goat. His adoptive dad, Ranger Tyree. A real farm full of questions, music, friendship, and things to discover.
We’re developing a puppet and live-action series for preschool and early elementary children, bringing letters, numbers, art, culture, and the natural world into stories families can enjoy together.
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MEET CHACE THE GOAT
Curiosity comes naturally.
CHACE is a two-year-old goat from New Jersey who now lives at the farm with Ranger Tyree. He loves strawberries, hip-hop, meeting new people, and asking questions.
He wants to be an artist, a detective, an astronaut, and a farmer. His curiosity carries him into adventures where he can listen, try something new, and learn with his friends.
LEARNING THROUGH THE WORLD AROUND US
Count. Create. Sing. Step outside.
Friendship & culture.
Puppet friends, visiting artists, growers, and educators will help CHACE explore feelings, cooperation, languages, and the stories people carry.
Curiosity outdoors.
The show will invite children to keep exploring with a grown-up: notice a plant, count leaves, make art, or ask a question about the world around them.
THE RANGERS
Young people helping the story grow.
The Rangers are CHACE’s Creative Youth Leadership Program. On the show, a group of young Rangers will join CHACE, Ranger Tyree, and guests as an on-screen ensemble and live audience.
They will bring their own ideas to songs, art projects, conversations, and discoveries around the farm. Their role creates opportunities to practice creativity, collaboration, and leadership. Participation and filming arrangements will be discussed with parents or guardians as production develops.
Ask about the Rangers →HELP BRING THIS WORLD TO LIFE
Our next chapter is in development.
Created by CHACE Farms founder Tyree Smith, the series grows from six years of community events and programs. The next stage includes developing the puppet cast, educational framework, pilot, and farm spaces that will support production.
Our long-term vision connects the show to experiences families can share on the land. We welcome conversations with educators, artists, puppeteers, producers, and partners who want to help build it.