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Do’s and Don’ts of Carry On Luggage
Packing for a big flight can be confusing at times, especially when it comes to your carry on luggage. That’s why we’ve put together this simple, quick, do’s and don’ts cheat sheet to help you through your next Carry On Luggage debacle! Do’s – Check your measurements: It is always important to make sure both your…
10 Exciting Field Trip Ideas for 5th Graders
To all those 5th grade teachers and parents interested in student travel, listen up (or read up)! We know you’re looking for that perfect field trip idea, something fun and exciting, educational and hands-on, but also not too far away or too expensive. We understand, and we also understand how hard it is to plan…
Trinity Church (Manhattan)
Notable for its historic location, incredible eye-catching spires and steeples, and beautiful decor, Manhattan’s Trinity Church has been a local landmark for centuries. Located near the intersection of Broadway and Wall Street, this stunning church operates under the Episcopal Diocese of New York though its first construction was chartered by King William III. The history of…
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Patrick’s Cathedral of Fifth Avenue Manhattan is a magnificent, awe-inspiring Neo-Gothic construction built by the faithful, aspiring, and persevering community of 19th century New York. The original St. Patrick’s Cathedral, in downtown Manhattan, had grown too old and small to accommodate the growing Catholic faith after the city was made an archdiocese in 1850. Archbishop John…
Top 7 Class Trips for 4th Graders
Students, especially youngsters like 4th graders, not only enjoy field trips but are greatly influenced by their teaching power. While a simple field trip across town would help your kids learn, imagine what would happen if they went to one of these top class trip destinations? Explore the possibilities and consider a 4th-grade class trip…
All About Educational Tours in San Antonio
San Antonio is perhaps the most visited Texas city full of history and culture. Guided tours of the city make for incredible learning adventures, with a helpful guide at the helm and beautiful sites before your eyes. So when you’re looking for an educational journey, look no further than these amazing guided tours! San Antonio:…
Pigeon Forge Mill
Pigeon Forge Mill Pigeon Forge Welcome to Pigeon Forge Mill, otherwise known as The Old Mill, a 1830s Grist Mill located just about 16 minutes away from Gatlinburg. This attraction is a unique opportunity to get to know the local history of the region, an immersive experience that shows you the ins and outs of…
Wild Plum Tea Room
Wild Plum Tea Room Gatlinburg You and your group definitely don’t want to miss out on the opportunity to grab a quick lunch, snack, dessert, or drink at the Wild Plum Tea Room while in the Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community. A locally-loved establishment providing some of the tastiest regional teatime treats, this old-world…
Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community
Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community Gatlinburg You are in for a true Gatlinburg treat as you and your group explore the various shops, studios, galleries, and cafes of the historic eight-mile loop known as the Great Smoky Arts and Crafts Community. This fun culture and shopping area within the city is considered to be…
Audubon House and Tropical Gardens
Audubon House and Tropical Gardens Key West A historic Key West landmark, the Audubon House and Tropical Gardens holds more than just artwork within its halls, but life and history. Today the house is known for its collections of John James Audubon artwork and the first edition works though the house was originally owned and…
Flutter Into Fun at Key West Butterfly Conservatory
Enter a World Full of Color Get ready for a magical nature adventure at the Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory. This tropical attraction is filled with beautiful butterflies, colorful birds, and amazing plants. First, step inside and leave the busy streets of Key West behind. Right away, you will enter a peaceful world filled…
Dry Tortugas National Park and Fort Jefferson Ferry
Dry Tortugas National Park and Fort Jefferson Ferry Key West 1513, the Dry Tortugas was first discovered by Ponce de Leon and named for its abundance of sea turtles. The area became known for its lack of fresh water, hence the name “Dry,” as well as its dangerous reefs which caused many a shipwreck before…
