Field Trips

The kindergarteners participate in two off-campus field trips during the school year. They practice their gross motor skills and celebrate friendship by going to the skating rink on Valentine’s Day. They also take a trip to the farm in the spring. This is an awesome trip to get hands-on experience with their science curriculum during their animal unit. They experience every aspect of the farm, from the animals, to where our food at the dinner table comes from.

The first graders participate in two off-campus field trips that correlate with their curriculum and offer a variety of hands-on, interactive experiences to enhance our first grade curriculum-math, science, social studies, art, drama, etc. They will explore the life cycles of pumpkins at the Falcon Ridge Pumpkin Patch in the fall and interact with animals they have studied at the Safari Park in the spring.

The second graders participate in two off-campus field trips where they get to experience God’s beautiful world. They will visit the zoo in the fall where they will look at how habitats are designed to keep animals safe. In the spring, they will take an educational field trip that correlates with their curriculum.

In third grade, students will experience two off campus field trips that allow them to experience their curriculum come to life with hands-on interactive experiences.

Fourth grade students will participate in two off campus field trips throughout the year. In the fall, they will use their science skills to explore God’s creation at Lone Oak Farms. In the spring, the students will travel to Nashville where they will take a guided tour of the Tennessee State Capitol and visit a science museum.9

The fifth grade students will participate in two - off campus field trips throughout the year. In the fall, they will take a field trip to the lake where they will use their science skills for a hands-on interactive experience. In the spring, the students will explore the Cumberland Caverns in McMinnville, Tennessee.