[…] a free field trip form […]
[…] a free field trip form […]
[…] a free field trip form […]
[…] for your child to keep track of what they’ve learned on a field trip. Here’s a link to a free field trip form as well as to the Apologia field trip journal that you might be interested in […]
I’ve been homeschooling for 16yrs and we always went on a lot of field trips. Since living in NW Indiana there aren’t as many places to go and the roads are bad, directions are poor and so we don’t go on many. Hopefully it’ll be better when we move to Indianapolis.
Sometimes we need to get creative with field trips.
I like the idea of children recording their field trip adventures. It requires them to organize their thoughts on the experience and to re-experience it later. Thanks for the idea.
Thank you for taking the time to point out missed errors. I am quite open here about my own dyslexia and my reasoning by my choice to have help teaching subjects I myself struggle with. Spell check often makes things worse. I also do not hide that I work late at night, into the morning light so my children can be my focus during the day. We like to keep things simple because we know how tough this parenting thing can get. Thank you for stopping by.
This is our first year homeschooling. My son is 14 and middle school was an absolute nightmare! Plus my husband and I didn’t like what our son was being taught. We knew we could do better. It has been amazing to see how much our son loves to learn now. For some of our field trips we actually go camping. In every season! It makes for great biology /science lessons!