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Popular field trip sites include zoos, nature centers, community agencies such as fire stations and hospitals, government agencies, local businesses, amusement parks, science museums, and factories.

Some basics to include on in your carry on for your 4 day trip include comfy shoes, simple vest tops, a lightweight dress, cosy jumper plus underwear and socks. Whilst essentials, toiletries and tech stay the same regardless of what time of year you travel clothing doesn't.

Activities Fruit Picking - There is likely a local fruit farm near your school. ... Scavenger Hunt - Create a scavenger hunt that is age and ability appropriate. ... Library - Visit the largest library within a short distance of your school. ... Community Garden - Have students work together in a local community garden.

Bring paper towels, tissues, trash bags, wet wipes, and hand sanitizer so you can clean up messes on the field trip. Keep them in a bag or on the bus or vehicle so you can easily access them if you need to use them.

Pile on the yum with fruits, veggies, cheese, deli meat, crackers and include hummus for dipping. Brown Bag It - Go old school with a brown bag lunch. Include peanut butter and jelly, chips, fruit and a drink. Throw some stickers on the bag for extra fun and color!

But when people talk about field trips, they're using a less common meaning of the word “field.” In this case, “field” describes work done outside of an office or classroom. That makes sense if you think about what a field trip is. It's an outing that gives you the chance to learn something new outside of school!

How To Help Your Child Prepare For A Field Trip 1) Be Prepared The Night Before. 2) Choose The Right Clothes. 3) Talk To Your Child. 4) Ensure Your Child Is Ready. 5) Encourage Your Child To Take Notes. 6) Take Precautions. 7) Know How Much Cash Is Right. 8) Give Your Contact Information.