Students can become geologists, engineers, climate investigators and space explorers at the Museum of Natural History & Planetarium in Roger Williams Park.
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Museum of Work & Culture
An immersive journey into Rhode Island’s industrial past awaits at the Museum of Work & Culture, where students move through recreated environments that tell the story of work, immigration and life in the Blackstone Valley.
Coggeshall Farm Museum
Step into a living history classroom at Coggeshall Farm Museum, a 48-acre coastal farm that recreates the daily experience of tenant farmers in late-18th-century Rhode Island.
Fort Adams State Park
Fort Adams in Newport offers an exciting and educational field trip experience for students, blending history, architecture and engineering.
Frosty Drew Observatory and Science Center
The Frosty Drew Observatory and Nature Center in Charlestown offers an engaging “Hands On, Minds On” approach to learning through its field study programs.
The John Brown House Museum
The John Brown House Museum in Providence offers students a glimpse into the life of John Brown, a politician, businessman, and slave trader who played a vital role in Rhode Island’s colonial and early federal history.
Gilbert Stuart Birthplace & Museum
The Gilbert Stuart Museum in Saunderstown provides a captivating field trip experience, transporting students back to the 18th century while celebrating the legacy of one of America’s most renowned colonial portrait artists.
Old Slater Mill
Old Slater Mill in Pawtucket, recognized as the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, offers students an insightful field trip experience that explores the pivotal technological innovations that transformed America.
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Inventors, Revolutionaries and Hands-On Discovery
The Garden State is filled with field trip opportunities that put students directly in the footsteps of inventors, farmers, scientists and Revolutionary soldiers.
