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Extractions: The majority of schools have a special ?theme day? planned to happen once a month. Sometimes this special day is an activity that can be actioned on the school premises, but a few times a year you will be told you are going on ?field trip?. There does not seem to be a pattern to why certain places are selected at certain times and generally these trips are more about showing the school is kind and generous - schools will often "spoil" the children with attention and treats. During my time in Korea we went on some of the following field trips: Seoul Grand Park - This was fun going free on a lot of the activities but not all that fun holding on to little children about to fall out of the huge rocking Pirate Ship. The entry gate forgot to check if the bars actually held little kids! Korean Folk Museum in Seoul - This was a lovely day wandering around the amazing exhibitions and then eating lunch in a big circle on the floor in one of the exhibition halls. Seoul Racecourse - Believe it or not we did not see one racehorse, but there are a lot of picnic areas set up in the middle of the racetrack and even a little mini zoo/bird display. The kids enjoyed the little playground there and spent a lot of time rocking backwards and forwards on the ?play-horses.?
Planning Successful Field Trips Involve your staff in the planning of trips. How long is the trip? Will you needto schedule a school bus, arrange for a van or ask parents to drive? http://www.cfc-efc.ca/docs/cccf/00000118.htm
Extractions: by Barbara Kaiser and Judy Sklar Rasminsky W hy go on field trips? They break the routine that makes the children feel secure at the day care centre and they're extra work to organize. Are they worth it? Are the children actually getting something out of them or are they created just to please the parents? A good day care field trip broadens children's horizons it shows them a new bit of the world or a familiar bit in a new way. It makes subjects more concrete and deepens children's understanding of them a group of four-year-olds who are learning about transportation will understand it much better if they take a train ride, for example. And, a good field trip is lots of fun! A day care lucky enough to be situated beside a large park with a greenhouse, library, swimming pool, arena and well-equipped playground may have less impetus to venture into the outside world than an isolated rural centre or a day care surrounded by sidewalks and tall buildings. Fortunately, children in every sort of day care centre can profit from the variety of experiences that well-planned outings provide. Good field trips teach children that there's a wonderful world to explore out there and that, at least on some level, it belongs to them. Where should your day care go on its trips? The multiplicity of your possible destinations, your curriculum, the ages of your children, your financial resources and the location of your day care all of these factors play a role in your choices.
Life Lab: Tours And Events Science Exploration field trip tours offer school groups grade pre and post visitlesson plans to extend Fall From Farm Fork field trips teach kids where there http://www.lifelab.org/tours/
Extractions: Composting and Recycling Field Trips to the Life Lab Garden Classroom are free for Santa Cruz City Schools grades 2-6. Sponsored by the Public School Resource Conservation Program where teachers and students are practicing waste prevention, recycling, and composting in to the classroom. The Field to Market to You Grocery Store Explorations are a collaborative effort with New Leaf Markets and offer a second and third grade program looking at local agricultural history and a fourth through sixth grade program exploring consumer education and food system issues. These programs include a field trip to a local New Leaf Community Market. Teachers receive pre and post visit lesson plans to reinforce learning.
Classroom Lesson Plans: Helping Teachers Teach History as well as ideas for virtual projects and field trips. Social Studies school ServiceLinks Comprehensive site containing lesson plans and teaching http://hnn.us/articles/875.html
Extractions: Below are links to sites specifically designed to help teachers use the Internet in designing courses in history. Please feel free to send us other links we should post. Just drop an email to the editor. Note: Descriptions of the sites are taken from the sites themselves. THE SYLLABUS FINDER The Syllabus Finder : This site, run by George Mason University's Center for History and New Media, features an automated search tool that locates relevant syllabi on any topic. The Syllabus Finder scans the largest database of history syllabiover 11,000 and growing dailyin combination with a powerful Google-based search of thousands of others on the web. You can compare courses at different universities, see how widely assigned a specific book is, or use it to plan your own course. (Authors: You can use it to find out how widely assigned your own book is.) FOR K-12 TEACHERS The New York Times Learning Network: This site is geared towards students in grades 3-12, their teachers and parents. Teachers can access daily lesson plans for grades 6-12, as well as quizzes built around NYT articles. Previous lessons are available in the archive and in thematic lesson plan units. Teachers can also use News Snapshot, aimed for grades 3-5, to explore current events through New York Times photos and related questions. The site also provides them with the latest education news from the newspaper.
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Willow Grove: What We Teach The Kindergarten teachers will plan field trips throughout the year that will bya parent or guardian and returned to school before the field trip. http://www.willowgrove.district96.k12.il.us/whatweteach.html
Extractions: Enrichment Curriculum: What We Teach Curriculum enhances a love of learning within a school environment that promotes risk-taking, teaching and learning from others, and the development of self-respect and respect for others. Our curriculum encompasses an integrated language arts program that includes: Reading/Writing Harcourt Trophies Program: Phonemic awareness High-frequency words Phonics Writing opportunities Big books Little books Audio texts Library books
Extractions: Career Education ... Social Science Lesson Planning Article L E S S O N P L A N N I N G A R T I C L E Hawaii celebrated its 40th anniversary of statehood on August 21, 1999! Take a tour of this exotic state, examine its wildlife, creep to the volcano's edge, and discover the wealth of culture and diversity that isolation can bring. Aloha! After 20 years of classroom teaching, Lena Kanemori of Enchanted Lake Elementary School in Kailua, Hawaii, became a technology coordinator and teacher of the gifted and talented. While studying endangered species, she was shocked to discover that Hawaii has the greatest number of endangered species of all of the United States. In response to this revelation and as an introductory Web-publishing project, she and her students created Endangered Species of Hawaii "Three years ago, when my students were involved in their study of Hawaii's endangered species, they were amazed, and I was more so, to find out that we had the most endangered species in the nation," Kanemori told Education World. "Finding out why we had so many endangered species was also most distressing."
Home Is Where The School Is Socialization concerns Field trips and organized events, planned twice monthly,help meet home The schools don t teach morals or values anymore. http://dianedew.com/homeschl.htm
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WKCD - What Kids Can Do - Small Schools, Proposal Junior Year will go to a staff meeting at both schools and tell will teach students how to planand go on outdoor trips. I will also start the planning of the rock wall in http://www.whatkidscando.org/smallschools/proposaljryr.html
Extractions: Back to Home Back to Main Story Back to top Back to Main Story ... Back to Home Senior Project Proposal Jason Watts My senior thesis project next year will consist of two major sections. One will be to establish an outdoor wilderness group. This group will consist of students interested in learning how to be leaders in the outdoors. I will also help other advisories plan outdoor trips. The other piece of my project is to build a rock-climbing wall at the Peace Street Campus. I will have to raise money and design and build the wall. September When school starts in September I will begin the project by creating a database of the campsites that advisories have gone to in close proximity of RI. This database will be a folder with all the information about every campsite. These information sheets will include a description of the location with directions and brochures of the campsites. Each campsite will have one sheet with all the information to make it easier for advisories to find what they need. By the end of October this database will include all campsites including far away places and will be on the Met website where anyone can research campsites easily. Reasearching how to build a rock wall will be something else I do in September. I will research on line and call the RI Rock Gym for advise.
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Extractions: Field Trip Activities The Aerospace Education Center offers a variety of exciting educational activities for your school field trips. Thanks to you the TEACHERS the Aerospace Education Center was able to reach over 104,000 school-aged children from literally all over Arkansas and surrounding states as well! The 2002-2003 school year promises to be even more exciting with new exhibits, innovative workshops, and dynamic features in Arkansas' only IMAX theater. Educator Special: The 2003 Spring Field Trip Planner is now online! Just click the link below to go to the planner. You can even book your fieldtrip from there! Take me to the Spring Field Trip Planner IMAX the world's largest and most sophisticated motion picture projection system, will immerse you in places and experiences most of us only dream about. With a projection screen over six stories high and more than 10,600 watts of sound, the IMAX Experience is sure to please even the most discriminating viewers. Features for this school year include: Space Station Straight Up! Helicopters in Action
Environmentors Home Page Students and Mentors Conduct first meetings * Details to come on Field trips. 23,teach your Lesson Plan, teach your Lesson Plan to an elementary school class. http://www.environmentors.org/Calendar.htm
Scandinavian Seminar Comarketing plans to get the name of your school out. No cost to school. Q)Are the trips designed to teach Scandinavian languages? http://www.scandinavianseminar.com/page.php?id=186
Swearer Center For Public Service interpersonal skills, environmental education, and planning educational experiences Onthese trips we provide opportunities to work on What is the Met school? http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Swearer_Center/programs/oleep.shtml
Extractions: Derek Amado, high school sophomore and OLEEP participant, speaking of his peers on a three-week backpacking, ice climbing, and community service trip in Alaska. Derek had never slept outside before OLEEP and said that he would have never thought of going on such a trip before participating in the program. at a glance We are gearing up for our 2003-2004 year. The application process for voluteers has been completed but please contact Kaytrue Ting (741-8495) or Andrew Griffith (617-645-9709), if you have questions about the program or may be interested next year. The Outdoor Leadership and Environmental Education Project (OLEEP) is a collaboration between the Swearer Center and the Met School , an alternative high school in Providence. Our goal is to facilitate the development of leadership in students at the Met through exploring the connections between a less familiar environment (the wilderness) and a more familiar environment (the city). In addition, we hope to create a community in which both Brown students and Met students can share and learn from each other's experiences. To achieve these goals, the program consists of three main components:
