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History Trips for Students

History Trips for Students
History is a perfectly formed subject for incredible field trips. Your students will have a blast and learn more than they thought possible in the museums, landmarks, battlefields, and parks around the great U.S.! Colonial History If we labeled this section "American History," it could encompass the entire blog. Instead, let's narrow it down a bit…
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Best Destinations for 9th Grade Adventure

The first year of high school is often the hardest, socially and academically, as the change of pace from middle school is sometimes difficult to accept. Field trips, however, should not fall off the face of the curriculum map just because the students have moved into high school. Educational adventures are an excellent way to…
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White House of the Confederacy

Part of Richmond's American Civil War Museum complex, the White House of the Confederacy is the preserved landmark that once served as President Jefferson Davis' home and headquarters. Combined with a state of the art museum, the White House of the Confederacy is one of the top attractions in Richmond. The museum was formed just…
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Appomattox Court House National Historical Park

Preserving the historic destination where the Civil War officially ended in 1865, Appomattox Court House National Historical Park is the ultimate end destination on any Civil War themed trip. The park contains more than just the site of surrender, including the historic village, battlefield, Appomattox Courthouse, museum, Clover Hill Tavern, and more. Much of the village…
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Shiloh National Military Park

The Battle of Shiloh is remembered as one of the first of the Western Theater, spanning two days in April 1862. It was here that the Confederate forces endeavored to launch a surprise attack on General Grant's Union army in the forests and hills of southern Tennessee. Bolstered by reinforcements, Grant overcame the attack and…
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Trinity Church (Boston)

A historic Episcopal church in Boston's historical district, Trinity Church is a massive stone building with a foundation rooted in American history. Established in 1733, the current building finished construction in 1877 after the first church burned in the Great Boston Fire of 1872. Today, the church has an active congregation of over 3,000 households, continuing…
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2017 Inauguration Trip Ideas for Schools

2017 Inauguration Trip Ideas for Schools
A presidential inauguration is a national event that few people ever see in person, beyond the television set. If you have the opportunity to take a group of students to that most significant of days, please do. It's a wildly educational event where students will be able to see up close how the government is…
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Popular Destinations for Educational Travel

Popular Destinations for Educational Travel
There are a few destinations that immediately spring to mind when thinking about educational travel. These are the cornerstones of the subjects, the epitome of a great field trip with everything you're looking for. Of course, these destinations might not be so close to home, in which case you can call us and let us…
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Top 7 Class Trips for 4th Graders

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…
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All About Educational Tours in San Antonio

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:…
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