Nearly 8 million people are expected to visit New York City during the holidays this season and while the city is always ready to welcome guests with open arms, that doesn’t mean that there won’t be a few long lines, crowded restaurants, and sold-out shows.Â
Imagine vast halls showcasing art, science, history, and other fascinating educational displays.
The colder months can easily feel like a lull in your school year. Snow days, sick days, and winter break on the horizon can begin to move slowly.
With countless destinations worldwide, planning a field trip can be simple with thorough research.
When teachers think of field trips, ballparks may not be the first place that comes to mind.
Maryland may be small, but it is packed with big adventures. In the Old Line State, history, nature and culture come alive.
From the small state of Delaware, the mossy region packs big learning opportunities into every field trip.
With iconic monuments, world-class museums, and the very institutions that shape U.S.policy, Washington, D.C., is more than a backdrop; it’s a dynamic classroom.
The Christian Science Plaza in Back Bay, Boston, provides an exceptional and unique perspective into the world from 1935 to today.
