5-0Objectives & Sequence
5-1Unit 5 Project
5-1Going to School at Home!
5-2All About My School
5-1All About Schools
5-2Inside A School
5-3All About Learning
5-4Field Trips
5-5Online Learning
5-6Unique Schools
5-1Is It a Sentence?
5-2Subjects and Predicates
5-3Am I a Simple or Complete Subject?
5-4Jim and Jane Are Happy
5-5Am I a Simple or Complete Predicate?
5-6Compound Predicates
5-1Going to School on a Mountaintop
5-2School in Ethiopia
5-1My School
5-2I Love Computers
5-3I Love Field Trips
5-4Learning My Way
5-5Hello!
5-6My School Community
description Printable Exercise
Some of my best memories of school are from field trips. I remember traveling to Paris with school. I remember going to museums with school. They were very special times. They were very informative, too.
A field trip is a fun way to learn. Going on a field trip means going somewhere special to learn. A field trip can help you understand the things you are learning.
Imagine you are learning about farms. You could learn about farms by looking at pictures of farm animals. You could learn about farms by reading a novel about life on a farm. You could learn about farms by watching a video about the work of a farmer. These things would all help you learn about farms.
But there is another great way to learn about farms. You could go visit a farm. You could make an inquiry. You could see what life is like for the animals and staff. You could write your findings in a report.
Some field trips happen very close to your school. You might go on a field trip in your town or city. Lots of places offer outreach programmes. They give you an opportunity to learn about what they do.
You might visit a museum or factory in your local area. You might attend a workshop. A workshop gives you a hands-on learning experience.
Other field trips might not be so local. You might take a field trip to another area. You might need to stay overnight.
Some field trips might take place in another country. International field trips teach students about other languages and cultures. Students get an experience that is not possible in the classroom.
But field trips aren't all fun and games for the teachers. They have lots of responsibilities. Before the field trip, they must ask parents for permission to take the students out of school. They must prepare the programme. They must prepare a kit for the students to take on the field trip. On the field trip, they must do a head count to make sure all the students are present.
Sometimes, learning is more fun outside of the classroom. A fun and exciting experience can help you in lots of ways. What is the best field trip you have been on?
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