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Trips introduce new vocabulary, are a good resource for materials and
information, and present an excellent opportunity for students to use their
senses and sharpen their observational skills.
Trip topics and locations
are an outgrowth of the children's interests related to the ongoing curriculum
and should be developmentally appropriate. For many pupils, a trip may be
one of the few opportunities they have to travel, and these trips may result
in memories that last a lifetime.
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FDNY Fire Zone
www.fdnyfirezone.org
Wildlife Conservation Society
www.wcs.org
New York Hall Of Science
www.nyhallsci.org
New York Botanical Gardens
www.nybg.org
Tenement Museum www.tenement.org
Metropolitan Museum
www.metmuseum.org
Chelsea Piers www.chelseapiers.com
Empire State Building
www.esbnyc.com
Gateway National Recreation
www.nps.gov/gate/index.htm
South Street Seaport
www.southstseaport.org
United Nations www.un.org
American museum Moving Image
www.ammi.org
American museum of Natural History
www.amnh.org
Children's Museum of Manhattan
www.cmom.org
Museo Del Barrio www.elmuseo.org
Museum of T.V. & Radio
www.mtr.org
Brooklyn Academy of Music
www.bam.org
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Schools can travel to their field trip site using either yellow school buses
provided by the Office Of Pupil Transportation or on the subway using
Certificates For Free Transportation provided by the New York City Transit
through the Office Of Pupil Transportation.
Certificates For Free Transportation, which are valid only on the subway, are
available from each school's respective superintendent. These forms can also be
obtained directly from Office of Pupil Transportation.
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