Sean+Pry

Egyptian Field Trip

I think going to Egypt would be pretty cool, mainly just to look at the pyramids - and there's history to those things. So yeah, we would go to Egypt and look at it, probably eat some Egyptian food which might be fun, hang around and check out the historical value that Egypt has, and hopefully come back with a better respect for a country people don't always talk about. (I mean when's the last time you wanted to visit Egypt and you weren't watching the magic school bus)

National Constitution Center Yeah going to the National Constitution Center (NCC) would be educational as well. I went there on a field trip once in like 6th or 7th grade, it was boring - but it sure was educational. At the NCC (National Constitution Center) there was a vast learning environment for children and adults to partake in. This would probably also apply to learning in a history environment, I mean call me a one trick pony - but there's so much for us to learn on an educational field trip, what doesn't count as history ? ? ? To cover the fun activities, I'm sure the bus ride would be fun, and there's a gift shop too so we could always check that out. I mean come on, it's the constitution; who doesn't love that kind of thing ?

Franklin Institute The franklin institute is kind of the same deal, it's pretty cool - there's a lot of scientific stuff to check out. It's located in Philadelphia, and it would be educational due to the insane amounts of science we'd all learn about when we went there. It would probably apply a lot to science and history, maybe math if we're lucky. The whole place is pretty exciting so the fun activities would be just being there, I mean it's a pretty huge place; I nearly spent an hour learning a card trick from some guy when I went back in 5th grade. By the way I thought of the franklin institute idea way before Kevin thought of his, so please don't discredit this page or anything like that.

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