Field trips can be a fun resource for learning outside of the classroom. Plan a fun trip at school or at home with this list of must-do activities. Look through our planner for field trips at a variety of destinations, including museums, farms, historical sites, nature centers and more. [Featured Field Trips] Bodies The ExhibitionHuman anatomy is seen in a new way with over 200 dissected and preserved bodies for the ultimate learning experience. Center for Civil and Human RightsThis cultural attraction links the U.S Civil Rights Movement to global human rights struggles with galleries of compelling imagery and artifacts. Chamberlain's Chocolate FactoryKids learn about the biology and chemistry of chocolate, how this popular treat swept the world, and even make their very own chocolate. Children's Museum of AtlantaSpend the day in play with engaging STEAM exhibits geared toward kids through age 8. Learn about food production, travel the world and more. College Football Hall of FameHands-on exhibits bring the excitement, history and stars of college football to life. Kids can even run around in the indoor playing field. Fernbank Museum of Natural HistoryPermanent and special exhibits make this a must-visit for families. Kids love the giant dinosaurs and IMAX theater and Wildwoods, Treetop Quest, and Fernbank Forest. Fernbank Science CenterGive your kids the stars and a lot more with a visit to the science center, where planetarium shows explore the wonders of the universe. Funk Heritage CenterVisit Reinhardt University to view the life and history of Native Americans during the Trail of Tears. An Appalachian Settlement shows visitors how pioneer families lived. High Museum of ArtKids can make their own arts and crafts projects, experience story-time, draw in the galleries, explore the High's collection and more. Interactive Neighborhood for KidsInteractive exhibits in this children's museum spark the imagination of kids ages 2-12. Kids can explore an airplane, play a doctor or dentists, be a banker, and much more. John's Creek Environmental CampusLearn about what happens to water before and after we use it during a tour of this 43-acre campus adjacent to the Chattahoochee River. Tellus Science MuseumExplore an 800-square-foot solar house and learn about the technology, see science in motion with displays of cars, planes, and space capsules. Visit dinosaurs in the Fossil Gallery and gaze at the stars in the Tellus Observatory all in one day. The Rock RanchA 1,500-acre agritourism destination founded by the late S. Truett Cathy of Chick-Fil-A. Kids get a taste of life on the farm and a working cattle ranch with hands-on activities. The Southern MuseumLearn about the civil war and the Great Locomotive Chase, explore the history of railroads and Georgia's early industrialization. A must-see for train enthusiasts. Zoo AtlantaA visit to the zoo is more than just seeing exotic animals – it's a chance to learn about their natural habitat and habits, their diet and care, and much more! Adventure Field Trips in Metro AtlantaAtlanta Motor Speedway. Hampton. Animals and Farms in Metro AtlantaThe Art Barn At Morning Glory Farm. Canton. Historic Sites and Houses in Metro AtlantaBulloch Hall. Roswell. Museums in Metro Atlanta Atlanta History Center. Atlanta. On 33 acres in historic Buckhead, the history center houses the Atlanta History Museum, Centennial Olympic Games Museum, Swan House, Smith Family Farm, six historic gardens, and the Kenan Research Center. Nature and Science in Metro AtlantaAtlanta Botanical Garden. Atlanta. Performing ArtsAlliance Theatre. Atlanta. Beyond AtlantaFoxfire Museum and Heritage Center. A 22-log-cabin village that showcases early Appalachian life with exhibits and artifacts and a gift shop full of handmade pottery, crafts and books. Mountain City. The post Top Field Trips for Schools and Families in Atlanta and Beyond appeared first on Atlanta Parent Magazine.
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