Category Archives: Indiana Field Trips

Trekking Through Terre Haute

Walker is on a tear to get his merit badges done so we signed him up for Engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.  Mason and I drove up with him and spent the day wandering around Terre Haute.  My friend Jenni gave us some suggestions of places to go and things to do.  Square donuts? […]

Mecca

When we decided to visit the Sandersons, we had no idea their Michigan home was so close to South Bend, Indiana, a place we have wanted to visit for quite some time.  South Bend is home to Notre Dame University which boasts a superb fencing team.  After a mere 45 minute drive, we arrived to […]

LST::A field trip

Mason’s scout group had a field trip today to satisfy a requirement to visit a local place of historical interest.  The den chose the LST Memorial which is a memorial ship built for World War II.  According to its website, the LST (Landing Ship, Tank) is an amphibious vessel designed to land battle-ready tanks, troops […]

A day In court

Today the fifth graders took a field trip to the Boonville Courthouse for a mock trial held in a real courtroom. Walker was one of the defense attorneys in a case about a girl who shoplifted. His co-counsel was Maren. The prosecuting attorneys were Justin and Abby. Each classmate had a role of some sort. […]

Field Trip :: Howell Wetlands v. 2

Mason invited me to chaperone the second grade trip to the Howell Wetlands.  Though it had been several years since I went with Walker, the agenda had not changed much.  The classes were divided into small groups and half went on a walk through several ecosystems while the other half fished out specimens in the […]

Peaceful and Prayerful

We live about an hour from two different monasteries.  Interestingly, they are a few miles from each other but in different time zones.  Since my parents and I had a day to explore while the kids were in school and Bill was at work, I invited them on a field trip.  The first is the […]

Let’s Rendezvous

Every year the City of Vincennes celebrates with a reenactment of the Revolutionary War at the Spirit of Vincennes Rendezvous.  It was much like a Renaissance Fair in that there were demonstrations, activities and vitals related to the era.  We saw a blacksmith making a spring for a pair of pliers, a woodworker making a […]

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