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8th Grade Washington DC Field Trip: A Teacher's Planning Guide
8th grade Washington DC field trips, planned around U.S. history and civics standards. A teacher's guide to timing, approvals, and stops. Contact YNI Tours.
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Aug 5
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What Florida Students Actually Learn When Orlando Is the Classroom
Florida B.E.S.T. standards by stop — Kennedy Space Center, Gatorland, Sea World, and EPCOT mapped by grade level for your trip proposal.
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Jul 23
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Orlando for School Performance Groups: How to Build the Trip Around the Show
YNI Tours builds Orlando band and choir trip itineraries around the performance schedule — not the other way around. Walt Disney World Music Festival, Lake Eola, and more.
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Jul 9
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Castillo de San Marcos: The Fort at the Center of Every St. Augustine Field Trip
Aerial view of Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, showcasing its distinctive star-shaped design and robust stone walls, set amidst lush greenery and bordered by water. Almost every St. Augustine field trip is built around one building, and for good reason. A Castillo de San Marcos field trip puts your students inside the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States — a 17th-century Spanish fortress that has watched over Matanzas Bay since before the original thi
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Jun 23
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4th Grade St. Augustine School Trip Guide | YNI Tours
Vintage postcard showcasing the historic Hotel Ponce De Leon in St. Augustine, Florida, built between 1885-1887, in the oldest city in the United States. What Your 4th Graders Will Actually Learn on a St. Augustine School Trip You already know you are taking your class to St. Augustine. In Florida, a 4th grade St. Augustine school trip is practically a rite of passage — it is where the Florida Studies unit you have been teaching since August actually lives. The question was n
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Jun 9
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