Tag: Core Subjects

It may be the second smallest state in the country, but Delaware is huge when it comes to all the destinations available for homeschoolers to explore. Field trips in Delaware can help enrich your homeschool lesson plans by providing hands-on learning opportunities for students of all ages. Whether you want to explore science and art […]

Looking to enhance your homeschool with an educational trip in Utah? This page will fill you in on all the fun things to do with kids in the Beehive State. Regardless of where you live or where you will be traveling to in the state, you’ll soon discover there is no shortage of homeschool field […]

Most kids will agree that field trips are the best days of their school year. Homeschoolers have the flexibility to make these happen more often than their traditionally schooled peers. Iowa has so many places you can visit with your children. If you’re wondering “what is there to do in Iowa”, we’ve compiled a list […]

Finding things to do in Idaho with kids is easier than you thought. This page is full of day trip ideas around the Gem State. The best of all, we’ve compiled a list of places where you and your child will not only have fun, but there are tons of learning opportunities as well. The […]

Once you discover all there is to see and do in New Mexico, you’ll understand why it is nicknamed the Land of Enchantment. With so much beauty and history, homeschoolers in the state will find no shortage of field trip ideas in New Mexico. Whether you’re family is the outdoorsy type or you prefer to […]

Blast Off Into Summer Learning on National Astronaut Day Space travel has always fascinated humans. At one time, the thought of exploring the moon and our solar system was a far-fetched idea. Today, the United States has dozens of successful spaceflights under its belt, and the space program has made unprecedented discoveries in the field […]

The state of Ohio is a state of many firsts; did you know that the first traffic light was used in Cincinnati in 1914? Or that the famous inventor Thomas Edison was actually born in Milan, Ohio? There has been a debate for years over whether Ohio or North Carolina should be considered the birthplace […]

If you’re a homeschooler and looking for things to do in Minnesota with kids, you are in store for tons of exciting opportunities in the North Star State. Whether it’s physical exercise you’re after, learning more about the state’s history, or enhancing your science and art studies, you can find a field trip idea in […]

Teach Your Kids about Money During Math Awareness Month Did you know April is Math Awareness Month? Well, I sure didn’t until about two months ago when I was looking for ways to reverse burnout in my homeschool (yes that pesky time of the year has caught us completely off guard). While I was searching […]

Arkansas is a state full of rich history, culture and natural beauty. Homeschoolers in the state can learn about all the distinct aspects that make up the Natural State and more by going on an educational trip in Arkansas. From the diverse landscapes like mountains, forests, and intricate cave systems found in its parks, to […]

For thousands of years, the place we know as the state of Kansas was occupied by multiple different Native American tribes. In fact, the state’s name is taken from one of those—the Kaw (also called Kansa or Kanza) Nation. Homeschool families living in or visiting the Sunflower State have a host of possibilities to learn […]

For some families, March 14th can seem like just an ordinary day. For others, though, 3/14 is more than just a day…in fact, it’s Pi Day! Pi, which is considered a mathematical concept that represents the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, starts with 3.14 but continues for 2.7 trillion digits! Why is […]

Washington, DC has breathtaking wetlands, rivers, streams, and remains as a unique American city because it was established by the Constitution of the United States to serve as the nation’s capital. The site of the District of Columbia along the Potomac River was first selected by President George Washington. This unit study supplement gives you […]

Known for a number of impressive attractions and natural landmarks, homeschooling families can enhance their studies with all the educational field trip ideas in Washington state. With so many unique and diverse places to visit in Washington state, your students can learn about various aspects of the Evergreen state throughout its more than 71,000 square […]

They say, “To know Wisconsin is to know its cheese.” But, the Badger State isn’t just all about the cheese. Wisconsin is also home to a large variety of geographical features that can prove to be a fun educational experience for your young learners. To help you plan your next great field trip adventure in […]