Step Into Wildlife Rescue

Step Into Wildlife Rescue

Pollution, deforestation and habitat encroachment have rendered many species around the world endangered, with some on the brink of extinction. The Ontario Science Centre’s new exhibition, Wildlife Rescue, aims to educate students about animal recovery,...
Q&A with Author Mary Morgan

Q&A with Author Mary Morgan

Mary Morgan, author of the National Park Mystery Series, has a passion for traveling. She’s visited 48 of the 50 United States, and has explored 50 national parks. In addition to researching, exploring and writing, Morgan spends her time visiting schools and...
American Writers Museum Now Open In Chicago

American Writers Museum Now Open In Chicago

Chicago-bound student groups have a fascinating new place to explore: The American Writers Museum is now open on Michigan Avenue, near Millennium Park. This “novel” concept is the first museum in the country to celebrate all of American literature. It...
Planning a Trip? Top 3 Teacher Tips

Planning a Trip? Top 3 Teacher Tips

Traveling with students is a rewarding experience, but it can also be daunting. Not only do you want the trip to be educational—you want it to be fun. And safe. And as flawless as possible. If a student trip is on your horizon, consider these top tips from industry...
March of the Students

March of the Students

Documentaries are great ways to capture your student trip and share your experience. Designating students with a task of filming their excursion will help them think critically about what they’re learning, and you could share their insights with parents, the...
Hold on a Second … Who’s Allergic to Peanuts?

Hold on a Second … Who’s Allergic to Peanuts?

Allergies are the worst. Especially food allergies: The repercussions are far worse than the sniffles, and they make eating while traveling risky business. Students with allergies often know how to take care of themselves. Still, foods hide as ingredients in dishes....