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Arizona
Field Trips
Annotated Lists
Arizona
Field Trip Ideas
There are many exciting educational opportunities available around
the state - you can take a tour, ride a train, visit a farm,
discover a museum, go for a hike, travel to another culture,
journey back in time, explore a zoo, attend a performance, be
a scientist, view an art gallery, create a masterpiece, observe
nature, study the stars, and much more.
Field
Trips in Southern Arizona
The Forgach family page with photos of their favorite places
to visit.
Area Guides
Cochise County,
Arizona - Land of Legends
Located in the Southeast corner of Arizona, this is one of the
most culturally, historically and geographically diverse areas
in the American Southwest.
History
Festival of
the West
On Friday, March 18, 2005, we have our Children's Education Day,
in which children get into the event at no charge. There are
mountain men, chuck wagons, cowboy poets and singers, reenactors,
vendors, and much more, all within Rawhide Western Town. Held
in Scottsdale annually.
Industry & Technology
Factory
Tours
Interactive site with recommended factory tours in Arizona. Add
your own favorite tour and write a review.
Observatories
Kitt Peak National
Observatory
The world's largest collection of optical telescopes is located
high above the Sonoran Desert under some of the finest night
skies in the world. 950 N. Cherry Ave. P.O. Box 26732, Tucson,
(520) 318-8726
Lowell Observatory
In addition to our regular daytime and nighttime programs, we
now offer new programs, including a tour of our Anderson Mesa
research site and a stargazing workshop. 1400 West Mars Hill
Road, Flagstaff, AZ 86001, (520) 774-3358
Rural Life
Superstition
Farm
Come out April 6, 2007 for the first installment of Friday
on the Farm HomeSchool Edition. Our first module is called
"How many Farmers Does it Take to Make a Pizza?" A
new course each first Friday of each month. Come out for the
educational farm tour at any time, but make sure you are here
at either 11am or 1pm for the course. 3440 S. Hawes Rd.,
Mesa, AZ, 480-986-7781.
Science
Arizona Science Center
Hands-on, eye-opening fun with more than 300 interactive exhibits,
a state-of-the-art planetarium, five-story giant-screen theater,
live demonstrations, and traveling exhibitions. 600 E. Washington
Street, Phoenix, (602) 716-2000
Flandrau Science Center
& Planetarium
Enhance your visit with a Discovery Workshop, hands-on-minds-on
science exhibits and the University of Arizona's Mineral Museum.
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721, (520) 621-4515
Marine
Discovery
Undergraduate students at the University of Arizona teach third
through eighth grade students about the Gulf of California and
the ocean in general during a field trip to the UA campus.
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