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Casey_Jones 3 years 2 months ago Posts: 373	one place I remember going to several times in Elementary school is a place called Port Royal. It's a 17th century settlement here in Nova Scotia.
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DCPuppyGirl 3 years 2 months ago Posts: 870	Some of the field trips I remember are: US Capitol Air and Space Museum Natural History Museum American History Museum National Geographic Society The Kennedy Center Teddy Roosevelt Island Mount Vernon Great Falls State Park Fort McHenry The Baltimore Aquarium Gettysburg The perks of going to school in Washington, DC
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Casey_Jones 3 years 2 months ago Posts: 373	we also used to go to Atlantic Playland. It's a bit of a hole in the ground but it still offers a good day of fun.
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yhaz 3 years 2 months ago Posts: 131	The only ones I can really remember are Exploratorium in San Francisco and Alum Rock Park in San Jose.
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wh1teb0y101 3 years 2 months ago Posts: 41	The Brookhaven National Lab.......were we had our picutres taken on some sillouhoute machine that captured our shadows on the wall......that seemed safe now that i think about it
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demonpuppet87 3 years 2 months ago Posts: 513	Toledo Zoo, National Museum of the United States Air Force, COSI (science center, not the restaurant), Cedar Point, Sauder Village, Ohio Caverns, Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum, Black Heritage Library, Suter's Corn Maze, Allen County (Ohio) Museum, Westgate Lanes, Leipsic Liberty Lanes, Ottawa Highland Lanes, McDonalds, and the Lima Mall.
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Heisenberg
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The boiler room.
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System 3 years 2 months ago Posts: 74809	Old World Wisconsin Milwaukee Public Museum in High School, since I was at an arts school, out jazz ensamble went to various other schools in teh area, fancey hotles downtown, and a few other places like local sports games to perform,I guess those would count.

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Drahken 3 years 2 months ago Posts: 1239	As already mentioned in the other thread; washington dc drake's oil well museum dinosaur exhibit in pittsburgh kraynak's (xmas tree exhibit) baldwin/reynold's museum (another xmas tree exhibit)
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Casey_Jones
3 years 1 month ago
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citadel hill
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Sunriser 3 years 1 month ago Posts: 3807	Guggenheim, Metropolitan, Museum of Natural History, an apple orchard/maple syrup distillery, nature center/arboretum, the beach, an athletics camp (on the hottest day of the year! ugh!) , went to Quebec for French class, famous/historical mansions, circus museum, went to the theater often... I also went to a bunch of places while traveling for band. For example, we performed at Disney World.

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Pinwheel 3 years 1 month ago Posts: 521	Hmm, off the top of my head... the Hayden Planetarium, Space Farms Zoo and Museum, The Metropolitan museum or Art, Statue of Liberty, Franklink Institute in Pilly, Trailside Museum, Plymouth Mass., Broadway Plays, etc...
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princess of power 3 years 1 month ago Posts: 534	In grade school, we went to The Perry's Ice Cream factory, Six Flags Darien Lake, MarineLand, and pre 9/11 NYC (Where I went into the towers). In high school, we went to the art museum (bc it was recommended as an art major to go there) and to a couple of restaurants for lunch. I liked them a lot, but I had better field trips as a part of my church's day summer camp, a girl scout and my dad's work as a youth counselor, where I went to places like the mall, ice skating, LaserTron, go-karting, African Lion Safari and the Toronto Metropolition Zoo.
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DCPuppyGirl 3 years 1 month ago Posts: 870	In 8th grade my class went to NYC as our end of the year field trip. I got some good pictures of the Twin Towers from the Statue of Liberty.
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System 3 years 1 month ago Posts: 74809	The museum many times once was to see a bat exhibit and another was a bug exhibit to our space and science center back when it was called that here in Edmonton, Alberta. Fort Edmonton, the Ukrainian village I remember going to a farm in kindergarten we went to IGA and then to Taco Bell.

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thecrow174 3 years 1 month ago Posts: 9807	I remember when I went to a theme park called Wild Adventures in the 7th grade.
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Caps 2.0 3 years 1 month ago Posts: 3411 Forum Admin Editor Category Admin	In elementary and early middle school, we took trips to small museums and art galleries. I live in New York, so when I was with the Student Council in 5th grade, we took a several night trip to Albany. What was interesting about that was that my parents surprised me the day after I returned with a trip to Walt Disney World. My later school years bought trips to Manhattan and a dual musuem tour and college visit. That visit was in 11th grade, and I started thinking ahead to college immediately. If only I knew what was in store...

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CoverMePorkins
3 years 1 month ago
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Health camp.
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cwf1701
3 years 1 month ago
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Greenfield Village/Henry Ford Museum.
Fisher Body
Detroit Science Center
Cobo Hall (Science fair)
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bassman21 3 years 1 month ago Posts: 4553	Our class in 4th grade went on a weekend camping trip to Huntsville which is between Houston and Dallas. Not really a field trip per say, but it was fun. In 7th grade also at private school we took a trip to Austin, the capital of TX from Houston. We rented a charter bus with a toilet on board. We left at 6 am and didn't get back till after 9 pm. We visited the state capital and got to see a lot of historical stuff about Texas. Our class had 5th, 6th and 7th graders. The teacher brought just the 7th graders the year before and they took a plane. This time the whole class got to go by bus. Some other trips Zoo 1st grade Space Center 2nd grade Art museum 3rd grade Science museum 6th grade Don't remember the rest.

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