If you are interested in chaperoning on any of the field trips please contact me through the email found on my about me page! Dates and permission slips will be sent home with students when the dates have been finalized for all the trips.

-This school field trip will be to learn about the process of fruits growing. We will embark to the apple orchard to learn from a farmer! Students will even get too see some farm animals and, experience what farming is truly like.

-Students will go to Concord/Lexington to see the place where the Revolutionary War took place. Trip includes tour guide through historic museum in concord as well as, other places of battle in the area.

-All fourth grade students will go to see a fabulous play at the theater. We will read the play Hamilton and, discuss the historical aspects. The play will be a good way to move on to a time period after the Revolutionary War.

-Winter break will be quickly approaching! So, December will consist of a field trip to the Museum of Science in Boston! This field trip will be fun for everyone as we will get to explore what the museum has to offer. Students will be given a tour and then go off in groups, with chaperones, to explore together.

January

-February will consist of a field trip to see what the daily life of a police officer is like. Students will get to see what a police cruiser looks like and, the whole police station. Police officers will give a tour and explain what they actually do daily. After, the students will get the same tour from the fire department! It will be a great field trip for the kids to see what both police and fireman do on a daily basis.

-Nice weather is right around the corner! So, this will be our last indoor field trip. Students will get a tour of the town library. This will be great for students to see how the library works and, all the resources the library has to offer. Students will even be given the opportunity to sign up for the library card if they do not already have one.

-Finally back outside! A field trip to the zoo. Students will be taken on a tour by a zoo guide and, get to see how they feed and take care of the animals. This field trip is very neat with all the animals out and, students getting to explore what zoo keepers actually do. Parents love this field trip so, if you are interested in chaperoning do not hesitate to contact me!

-May consists of a field trip to Fenway Park. Students will get a tour of the stadium and, get information from people that work there. Students will be able to see all the jobs it takes to run a ball park. The tour will include a history of the baseball park as well as, a chance to look inside the Green Monster!

June