Did you know that you can count your field trips as school hours or a school day? I like to keep track of all of our field trips and keep them in each student’s portfolio. It’s also fun to see what we have done each year and it becomes a scrapbook of sort. I like to include any pamphlets are papers we received at our field trips. You can also plan your lessons around certain field trips too!
Here is a list of printable field trip logs to get you started:
Field Trip Log from Homeschool Helper Online
Freebie Student Travel Journal Page from Lessons in Homeschooling
Free Homeschool Field Trip Log for K-1st grade from Saving Toward a Better Life
This is a cute field trip log printable from The Unlikely Homeschool that looks like a personal scrapbook page!
Here is another Student Field Trip form on Scribd – there are even spots to draw pictures of what you saw and what you liked best about the trip as well as what you learned.
Field Trip Notebooking Pages:
Your kids can even notebook about their field trips with these notebooking pages!
Field Trip Notebooking Pages from The Traveling Praters
Field Trip Reflection Notebooking pages from The Notebooking Nook
My Field Trip Writing Packet from Teachers Pay Teachers
123 Homeschool 4 Me has some amazing ZOO Fieldtrip Worksheets! There are individual worksheets for toddlers up through sixth grade!
If you are planning a field trip to an aquarium you will want to download these FREE Aquarium Printables from In All You Do!
Virtual Field Trips:
Have you ever used the computer to go on a virtual field trip? Check out all these fun ideas!
Teach 123 School has a list of some amazing virtual field trips! She also has some great Virtual Field Trip Printables! There is a virtual field trip log and a map to mark where you have visited!
10 Virtual Field Trips for Elementary Aged Children from To the Moon and Back
A Teacher’s Ultimate Destination for Virtual Field Trips by Online Education
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