DISCOVER What You Can Learn!
Magnificent animals, daily training demonstrations with zookeepers and compelling conservation issues — all part of our amazing programs.
Education Classes Make your field trip more impactful and meaningful by adding an education program. Taught year-round, these programs are aligned to NGSS and cover topics such as structure and function, life cycles and more.
Home School Days The Zoo is excited to offer special Home School Days — every second Monday of the month (Sept. – May). Find details on our website.
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THE AVIATION MUSEUM OF KY. 4029 Airport Road / (859) 231-1219 www.aviationky.org/visit.asp The museum has a 25,000 square-foot indoor exhibit area as well as several aircraft located outside. The museum also features traveling exhibits and displays that allow students to explore artifacts, documents, art and historic architecture without leaving the classroom. Pricing varies depending on the programming and the number of participants.
BLUEGRASS GREENSOURCE (859) 266-1572 ext. 226 www.bggreensource.org Bluegrass Greensource provides environmental education in 20 counties in Central Kentucky and is available for classroom instruction and after-school events that focus on waste reduction, energy conservation and water quality.
BRICKS 4 KIDZ - LEXINGTON
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CLASSROOM www.bricks4kidz.com/lexingtonky Field trips to go uses Bricks 4 Kidz® proprietary models to take the learning out of the pages of the textbook and into an imaginative, 3-dimensional, hands-on learning experience! Use the LEGO® Bricks your students already know and love to get them excited about learning. A Bricks 4 Kidz field trip is a fun-filled, engaging experience that kids will be talking about long after the fun and learning has ended. Programs are tailored to your curriculum and include themes such as “Simple Machines,” “Inventions,” and “How Things Move.” Prices start at $5/student. Serving Central Kentucky.
CARNEGIE CENTER 251 W. Second St. /(859) 254-4175 ext.28 www.CarnegieCenterLex.org Dedicated to helping children discover a love of reading, the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning helps them build their libraries at home – thousands of books are given out every year. The Youth
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Learning with the Explorium! The Explorium offers educators and parents alike a variety of hands-on options to inspire and feed children’s curiosity! All programs are designed to complement Kentucky’s curriculum standards and may be adapted to suit your individual needs.
Group Visits: Our interactive exhibits are a great way to reinforce the concepts you have introduced in the classroom. A wide variety of enrichment programs can be booked with your visit. Our education coordinator can even tailor a program for your class!
No Bus?
No fuss!! Let the Explorium staff come to you with our Field Trips to Go or Traveling Trunks! Various programs are designed for Preschool through 5th Grade students.
Programs at the Explorium:
We also offer special programs with hands-on activities so that your children can learn through FUN and PLAY!
859-258-3253 www.explorium.com The Kentucky Arts Council, a state agency, supports Explorium with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Meeting Authors program brings Kentucky authors into Title I Fayette County public elementary schools where they read their books, answer student questions and sign a book for each student.
CUT & PASTE CRAFT STUDIO 220 Ruccio Way, Ste. 180 / (859) 223-0114 www.cutandpastecraftstudio.com Cut and Paste brings the crafting to you. Choose an item from a large selection of wooden cut-outs, crosses, paper mache shapes, treasure boxes and picture frames. Choose an item to fit a season, a lesson plan or a favorite animal. Professional crafters on staff will bring all of the paint, glue, aprons and supplies needed for your students to create a masterpiece! Crafts begin at just $8.
DENTISTRY FOR CHILDREN
Lexington: 216 Fountain Ct. #150 (859) 543-2242 Richmond: 1012 Ival James Blvd., Suite C (859) 626-9620 Georgetown: 205 Champions Way # 9 (502) 868-9300 www.dentistryforchildrenky.com In-class presentations about dentistry, healthy teeth, and the importance of keeping a beautiful smile.
programs free of charge. Programs are designed for students in grades 4-6. Topics include: endangered species, mammals of Kentucky, wildlife habitat, firearm safety, predators, Kentucky fish, amphibians, Kentucky birds, snakes, wildlife adaptations and restoring Kentucky’s wildlife. Programs are aligned with Kentucky’s Program of Studies.
EXPLORIUM OF LEXINGTON 440 W. Short St. / (859) 258-3253 x17 explorium.com/learn/field-trips-to-go Kentucky’s only children’s museum offers interactive, hands-on experiences that come to your school. Seventeen different enrichment programs from science and math to social studies and arts and humanities are available. Prices are for PreK-fifth grade. One, 60-minute presentation is $120. Additional presentations are $90.
KENTUCKY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 100 W. Broadway, Frankfort (502) 564-1792 / www.history.ky.gov The Kentucky Historical Society lets students become historians by bringing fun, hands-on, art-infused history into the classroom. History smArtsessions are tailored for any age Pre K-12.
KENTUCKY UTILITIES www.lge-ku.com/kids Did you ever wonder about how you can be safe around electricity? Kentucky Utilities wants to help kids learn the answers to these questions and more through a visit from Louie the Lightning Bug or a Mini-City display.
DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE LEXINGTON CHILDREN’S THEATRE (800) 858-1549 fw.ky.gov/Education/Pages/Conservation(TOURING PERFORMANCES) Education.aspx Public, private and home schools are eligible to receive in-school conservation 8
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New for this school year... The Living Arts & Science Center’s 2017-2018 Discovery Exhibit
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ion t a v o n In + g in r e e in Eng The LASC’s Discovery Field Trips offer active STEAM learning for Kindergarten - High School.
Build your perfect field trip for any size group or age range from the following options: • Explore the many facets of engineering in the NEW Discovery Exhibit - How Things Work: Engineering + Innovation • Extend your learning with hands-on activities in the Explorers Classroom • See a starry show in the Planetarium • Learn about art techniques and make historical and cultural connections in the Art Discovery Exhibits • Get creative in the Art Studio
Can’t come to us? Ask about our WOW Traveling Field Trips and bring the wonders of the LASC to your school. Field trips book quickly, call or email kbullock@lasclex.org today. More information at LASCLEX.org or by calling (859) 252-5222 362 Martin Luther King Blvd. Lexington, KY www.lexingtonfamily.com
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For over 30 years, LCT touring productions have brought live theatre to schools, libraries, community centers and performing arts centers across the region. LCT can present multiple performances in a day and can travel with three to six performers. Performances are 45 to 60 minutes, and the company offers questionand-answer sessions afterward. Extensive educational support materials are provided and are also available online. Fall 2017 touring schedule: “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and “The Ugly Duckling” followed in spring 2018 by “Sacagawea: Discovering History” and “Why Mosquitoes Buzz.”
LIFE ADVENTURE CENTER 570 Milner Rd, Versailles / (859) 873-3271 www.lifeadventure.org Field trips encourage students to explore effective means of communication, develop leadership abilities and work as effective teams. Mobile units can operate in a one-day session or in multi-week sessions. Pricing varies depending on the programming and the number of participants.
LIVING ARTS & SCIENCE CENTER 362 N. Martin Luther King Blvd. (859) 252-5222 / www.lasclex.org The Wonders on Wheels outreach programs feature hands-on activities and last 45 minutes for groups of 30 students or less. A 15-minute transition time is required between presentations. Rates: In Fayette Co. $100 set-up fee; $100 fee 10
per 45-minute program. Outside Fayette Co. $125 set-up fee; $125 per 45-minute program; $0.46 per mile round trip mileage fee for all programs.
NEWTON’S ATTIC 4974 Old Versailles Road / (859) 368-7334 www.NewtonsAttic.org Field trips include a variety of indoor and outdoor STEM activities that can be modified for ages 7 to 17. Cost varies from $15 to $20 per student depending on the number of students, duration, and the number and types of actives. Also available are large demo-active devices such as remote control robo-chassis, G-Force, the Ballista (a.k.a. The Pumpkin Chunker) and the new SPINtron. View Field Trip You Tube video to see for yourself! https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS_gYXFFgZA
RONALD MCDONALD SHOW
(606) 782-1842 www.wheresronald.com/school-shows.html All new free educational school show. “Everyday Leader starring Ronald McDonald!” is a new elementary show with magic, music, comedy and new puppet friends. The show demonstrates how anyone can be a leader if they listen, set a good example, take responsibility for their actions and do their best.
SAFE KIDS FAYETTE COUNTY Kentucky Children’s Hospital (859) 323-1153 www.ukhealthcare.uky.edu/safekids/ resources/educators/ Learn how to prevent childhood injuries. Schedule a safety presentation for kids of all ages or request an informative booth for your next health fair. Educational and interactive teaching tools are also available for check out. Field Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
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Admission: Adults: $5; Hours: Tues-Fri 9-5; Sat 10-5 Youth (5-18) $3; 4 and under FREE CLOSED Sunday, Monday, and all state holidays
FIELD TRIPS 101 Karen Botts
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or Karen Botts, an ELL teacher at Coventry Oaks and educator for 24 years, preparation and practicality are key. One of her first steps is to consult with the other grade levels to make sure field trips vary for students each year. “For example, if one grade level always goes to Fort Boonesborough, then make sure that you don’t schedule that trip too,” Botts said. “If kindergarten always goes to the pumpkin patch, then maybe first grade could go to the apple orchard.” Botts has a checklist she recommends that teachers have the day of the trip, including: t A list of all students with parent contact information, plus a copy for the bus driver; t Emergency contact and medical information for students; t Medications needed on the trip; t School shirts so students are easy to identify in a crowd; t A whistle to get your group’s attention. Adhering to school protocol is also important. “Make sure that you have followed proper procedure at your school,” Botts said. “Each school does things a little differently, so check with your front office to see how things are done.”
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lizabeth Myers encourages teachers to consider any barriers that may arise for the students on a field trip. “When planning a field trip or enrichment activity it is important to focus on the needs of the students that you serve, and this will guide the types of activities that you plan,” Myers said. This past school year, second grade students had a field trip to the YMCA, which included swimming. But not all students had swimsuits for the trip, so Myers and the Resource Center stepped in so all the students could enjoy the field trip. “I utilized part of the Center’s grant funding to purchase bathing suits for students that needed these,” Myers said. “Students received invites to take swimming lessons at the conclusion of the program, which is a great life skill for all children to have.” Myers has seen how field trips can expose students to new ideas and opportunities available to them. Last year the Lincoln Ladies, an afterschool girls group, got to tour the UK campus. “This allowed students that may not have a college graduate in their family to experience first hand what opportunities await them if they choose to attend college,” Myers said.
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FIELD TRIPS 101 Beth Taylor
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eth Taylor has found success by bookending field trips with classroom activities. Taylor has taught at Trinity for the past four years and arranged field trips in the homeschooling community before that with her older children. Her fifth grade science class studies Newton’s Laws of Motion and simple machines. Taylor uses a multi-phase lesson to get the most out of the unit’s field trip to Toyota Manufacturing in Georgetown. Before the trip, a retired Toyota employee visits the class and speaks about working in the plant. “His visit helps the students understand what they will see and excites the students for our visit,” Taylor said. After the trip the students do a followup activity of drawing and labeling one of the machines they saw. “Part of each field trip we take is writing thank you notes to our host, and the drawings become the front side of thank you notes that they write and I send to Toyota,” Taylor said. A simple follow-up activity allows Taylor to gauge if the field trip accomplished the goal she set. “By preparing the students, executing my plan and gently evaluating the field trip, I help students focus and engage on our field trip without taking the fun out of the experience,” she said. 14
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n her book “From Childhood to Adolescence,” Maria Montessori summed up field trips beautifully: “To go out of the classroom to enter the outside world, which includes everything, is obviously to open an immense door to instruction.” On the CMS campus, “going out” experiences in the Montessori context engage the child from the beginning of the toddler program through Middle School to connect children with the natural world around them. There are many opportunities for going out on the 13-acre CMS campus. Children take walks to the stream, to the orchard and to the gardens, experiencing the natural world and all its changes during the seasons. Going out typically serves a real purpose or meets a need in the classroom (i.e. trips to a nearby pet store for food for classroom pets, to the grocery for certain cooking ingredients, or to the library for materials to aid research on a particular topic.) Ideally, these excursions are planned, organized and executed by the children, with the teacher or assistant facilitating as needed. As a result, a child’s independence, selfdiscipline and responsibility are fostered. Plus, children can practice skills of grace and courtesy and resourcefulness as they encounter a broader range of people in their community. Field Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
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hile I was living in Shelbyville, class was led to different stations designed my third-grade class took a to teach aspects of Native American short walk to Lake Shelby to culture. learn more about the Native American At the hands-on stations, we learned tribes that used to reside in the county. how to tie knots and make pottery. While undoubtedly some of my At others, we sat on logs and listened to classmates viewed this as a boring field men and women tell enchanting stories of trip, for me, it is my all-time favorite. the Cherokee and Shawnee tribes. I enjoyed it because I was learning more Because of my affection for my great about my heritage. grandfather, I felt a stronger link to my My mother’s grandfather, Ezekiel Henry Native American heritage than I did to my Beckley, was 50% Cherokee, so I felt a father’s Italian heritage. deep connection to the stories told as I This is my favorite field trip even imagined my ancestors as a part of them. though I spent four years attending I visited Papaw Beckley, as I called school in Cebu, Philippines, and enjoyed him, at least one Sunday a month when fascinating and exotic field trips. we would bring him his favorite food – Those trips were unforgettable – hiking sprinkled donuts – which we seemed to to see the world’s second largest island get more on us than we did in us. in a crater lake, visiting and helping My most vivid memory of Papaw impoverished schools, and standing on the Beckley is him telling a story about my beach Ferdinand Magellan died on – but mom when she was my age, but what I I was learning about a history and culture focused on in the moment and I smile that was alien to me. about now, was his grin. Although I enjoyed the activities, their He had chocolate icing on the side of impact was fleeting. his mouth and a sprinkle in his tooth, but While the Lake Shelby field trip, in I remember thinking he had the biggest small town Shelbyville just minutes from smile I’d ever seen. my house, was nothing extravagant, I Now, I’m proud to say people tell me loved it because for me the trip was a the same thing. tribute to my great grandfather. Just a few months before the Lake That’s a memory I will keep forever. Shelby field trip in 2003, Papaw Beckley passed away. He was 91. Katherine Dicello is a Henry Clay High His passing weighed heavily on my graduate who enrolled at UK in August. She mind throughout the trip. worked an internship at Lexington Family The field trip consisted of a 15-minute Magazine this past spring. walk to the campground, and then each 16
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With adventure courses for all ages at the Kentucky River Palisades, a $12.6-million media radio, newspaper, theatre) and nationally-recognized equine programs that are more up-close and personal than horse parks, Asbury is unique in providing a fun, safe, educational experience for active young learners.
Call to set up your trip today!
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verybody loves a field trip. It’s an opportunity for students and teachers, scouts and leaders, little ones and their caregivers to leave the classroom and get hands-on experiences at stimulating locations. We’ve collected a list of field trip and activity opportunities in Central Kentucky, Louisville, Cincinnati and beyond. Start here to plan your next fun, educational and successful field trip. Adventure Falls Miniature Golf & Batting Cage Complex 250 Lake Reba Drive, Richmond Info: (859) 626-0030 (AprilOct) (859) 623-8753 (Nov-Mar) www.richmond.ky.us/index. php/parks-and-recreation/ adventure-falls Aldersgate Camp & Retreat Center 125 Aldersgate Camp Rd. Ravenna, Ky. 18
Info: (606) 723-5078 www.aldersgatecamp.org Ale-8-One Bottling Co. 25 Carol Rd., Winchester Info: (859) 744-3484 Tours of the factory are by appointment only. www.ale-8-one.com Amerisport 2041 Creative Dr., Ste. 200 Lex. / Info: 255-5231 www.amerisportusa.org
The Arboretum: State Botanical Gardens & The Kentucky Children’s Garden 500 Alumni Dr., Lex. Info: (859) 257-6955 www.ca.uky.edu/arboretum Asbury University One Macklem Dr., Wilmore Info: (859) 858-3511 In addition to elementary, middle school and high school students enjoying Kentucky’s premier ropes-adventure-teamField Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
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GATTITOWN EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIP! • Fun-filled, hands-on lessons based on Common Core Content taught by certified teachers (Grades K-6). • New and engaging lessons in economics, nutrition, fractions, sequencing and graphing. • Delicious Marketplace Buffet, including all-you-care to-eat pizza, pasta, breadsticks, salad, desserts and beverages. • Midway featuring over 150 arcade games, bumper cars, carousel, mini drop ride and more! GREAT PRICES ON LEARN, EAT & PLAY PACKAGES OR COME JUST FOR THE FOOD & FUN!
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Bi-Water Farm & Greenhouse 877 Cincinnati Road Georgetown / (502) 863-3676 www.biwaterfarm.com/school- trips/ Bluegrass Greensource 835 National Avenue Lex. / Info: 266-1572 www.bggreensource.org
building experience (right on the beautiful Kentucky Palisades, just 15 miles from Lexington), Asbury is home to a $12.6 million Media Center that houses national-award winning newspaper, television and film students, staff and equipment. Asbury’s Equine Center is an exciting and cost-efficient alternative to horse parks/farms, allowing students to get upclose and personal with horses that demonstrated at the World Equestrian Games and are a part of the nation’s only college Service Mounts program. www.asbury.edu Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate 120 Sycamore Rd., Lex. Info: (859) 266-8581 www.henryclay.org Aviation Museum 4029 Airport Road, Lex. Info: 231-1219 www.aviationky.org Bardstown-Nelson County Tourism 20
One Court Square, Bardstown Info: (800) 638-4877 www.visitbardstown.com The Beach Waterpark 2590 Waterpark Dr. Mason, Ohio Info: 513-398-SWIM www.thebeachwaterpark.com Beech Bend Park 798 Beech Bend Rd. Bowling Green Info: (270) 781-7634 www.beechbend.com Belle of Louisville and Spirit of Jefferson 401 W. River Rd., Louisville Info: (502) 574-2992 www.belleoflouisville.org Berea Dept. of Tourism 3 Artist Circle, Berea Info: (800) 598-5263 www.berea.com Big South Fork Scenic Railway 66 Henderson St. Stearns, Ky. Info: (800) 462-5664 www.bsfsry.com
Bluegrass Scenic Railroad and Museum 175 Beasley Rd., Versailles Info: (859) 873-2476 The Bluegrass Railroad offers an entertaining and educational historic railroad experience discounted for school field trips. The charter includes a visit to the museum followed by a 90-minute train ride in antique rail cars narrated by a conductor. www.bluegrassrailroad.com Bluegrass Youth Ballet 1595 Mercer Rd., Ste. 150 Lex. / Info: 271-4472 Dia de los Muertos - The Nutcracker - Alice in Wonderland Designed to entertain and educate students, these original cultural ballet productions are performed FOR students BY students. Each performance includes digital education guides that enhance the experience and help teach Common Core elements. $5 per person. Show time: 10 a.m. (Dia also has a noon performance) Duration: 70-90 minutes. Q&A after performance. www.bluegrassyouthballet.org/ bybsite/school-performances/ Bodley-Bullock House 200 Market St., Lex. Field Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
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Boone Tavern 100 S. Main St., Berea Info: (800) 366-9358 (859) 985-3700 www.boonetavernhotel.com
Capitol Education Center 700 Capitol Ave, Frankfort Info: (502) 564-3449 www.finance.ky.gov/initiatives/ Pages/CapitolEducationCenter
Bounce House 831 Eastern Bypass Richmond Info: (859) 624-9444 www.bouncehouseky.net
Canoe Kentucky 7323 Peaks Mill Road Frankfort Info: (502) 227-4492 www.canoeky.com
Boyd Orchards 1396 Pinckard Pike, Versailles / Info: (859) 873-3097 www.boydorchards.com
Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning 251 W. Second St., Lex. Info: 254-4175 www.carnegiecenterlex.org
Bricks 4 Kidz - Lexington Lexington & Central Kentucky Info: (859) 433-1515 A Bricks 4 Kidz workshop comes to you and takes learning out of the pages of the textbook and into a three-dimensional, hands-on learning experience. Use the LEGO Bricks your students already know to get them excited about learning. Bricks 4 Kidz models are the centerpieces of the lesson, which includes an educatorscripted discussion designed to engage students in a discovery process. Themes and workshops can be designed to match your curriculum. www.bricks4kidz.com/ lexingtonky Buckley Wildlife Sanctuary & Audubon Center 1305 Germany Rd., Frankfort Info: (859) 873-3271 www.lifeadventure 22
Carter Caves 344 Caveland Dr. Olive Hill, Ky. Info: (606) 286-4411 www.parks.ky.gov/parks/ resortparks/carter-caves/ Champs Entertainment Complex 297 Ruccio Way Info: 268-3888 www.visitchamps.com Cincinnati Convention & Visitors Bureau 525 Vine St., #1200 Cincinnati Info: (513) 621-2142 www.cincyusa.com Cincinnati Museum Center & Union Terminal 1301 Western Ave. Cincinnati / Info: (513) 287-7000 www.cincymuseum.org The Cincinnati Zoo
& Botanical Garden 3400 Vine St., Cincinnati Info: (513) 281-4700 www.cincinnatizoo.org Collins Bowling Centers Southland: 205 Southland Dr., Lex. / Info: 277-5746 www.collinsbowling.com Curious Edge 401 Lewis Hargett Circle #120, Lex. / Info: 899-3343 www.thecuriousedge.com Cut and Paste Craft Studio 220 Ruccio Way, Ste. 180 Info: (859) 223-0114 Bring your class, scout troop, Sunday school class or ladies group to Cut and Paste for a guided crafting experience. Choose an item from a large selection of wooden cut-outs, crosses, paper mache shapes, treasure boxes, picture frames or door hangers. Professional crafters on staff will guide you through the process of creating your own masterpiece. Crafts begin at just $8. Groups of up to 18 kids are welcome, along with private groups of up to 24 adults on weeknight evenings. www.cutandpastecraftstudio.com Derby Dinner Playhouse 525 Marriott Drive Clarksville, Ind. Info: (877) 898-8577 www.derbydinner.com Dinosaur World 711 Mammoth Cave Rd. Cave City, Ky. Info: (270) 773-4345 www.dinoworld.net
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Dollywood 2700 Dollywood Parks Blvd. Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Info: (800) 365-5996 www.dollywood.com EKU Center for the Arts 1 Hall Drive, Richmond Info: (859) 622-7469 www.EKUCenter.com Evans Orchard 180 Stone Rd., Georgetown Info: (502) 863-2255 www.evansorchard.com Explorium of Lexington 440 W. Short St. Info: 258-3253 The Explorium offers field trips, specialized hands-on activities, overnight experiences, camps and “Field Trips to Go” for groups unable to travel. The Explorium can provide traveling trunks to give teachers hands-on classroom activities including instructions and supplies. Programming and special events help children learn through fun and play, even when school is out. www.explorium.com Falling Springs Arts & Recreation Center 275 Beasley Drive, Versailles Info: (859) 873-5948 www.fallingsprings.net Fayette County Conservation District 141 Leestown Center Way # 210, Lex. / Info: 254-5806 www.fayetteconservation.com Fort Boonesborough State Park 24
4375 Boonesboro Rd. 4435 Old Frankfort Pike Richmond Lex. / Info: 255-6653 Info: (859) 527-3131 www.headley-whitney.org www.parks.ky.gov/ parks/recreationparks/fort- Hidden River Cave & boonesborough/ American Cave Museum 119 E. Main St., Horse Cave, The Frazier History Museum Ky. / Info: (270) 786-1466 829 West Main St., Louisville www.hiddenrivercave.com Info: (502) 753-5663 www.fraziermuseum.org Horse Cave Hart County Tourism Gattitown Lexington 111 E. Main Street 2524 Nicholasville Rd., Horse Cave, Ky. Info: 277-2323 Info: (270) 218-0386 Gattitown offers a variety of www.kygetaway.com field trip packages. In addition to the award-winning Marketplace Horse Farm Tours buffet (pizza, pasta, salad, Info: 268-2906 dessert and drinks) and Midway (800) 976-1034 (150 arcade games and rides www.horsefarmtours.com including bumper cars and carousel), field trip packages Hummel Planetarium can include a hands-on learning EKU, 521 Lancaster Ave. activity designed to supplement Richmond / Info: (859) 622-1547 classroom instruction. Choose www.planetarium.eku.edu from lessons (K-8) written and taught by certified teachers Images Model & covering economics, fractions, Talent Agency graphing, writing sequencing 2401 Regency Rd., #303, Lex. or nutrition. Call to schedule a Info: 273-2301 field trip “LEARN, EAT & PLAY!” www.imagesmodelagency.com (859) 559-4226. www.gattitownlexington.com Jenny Wiley Theatre 121 Theatre Court Girl Scouts - Kentucky’s Prestonsburg, Ky. Wilderness Road Council Info: (606) 886-9274 2277 Executive Drive www.jwtheatre.com Info: 293-2621 or (800) 475-2621 www.gskentucky.org
Good Foods Market & Café 455 Southland Dr., Lex. Info: 278-1813 www.goodfoods.coop Headley-Whitney Museum
Joseph-Beth Booksellers 161 Lexington Green Circle Lexington / Info: 273-2911 www.josephbeth.com Junior Achievement of the Bluegrass 2420 Spurr Rd. Suite # 150
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859-389-9681 kymudworks.com 825 National Ave. Lexington, KY
Bluegrass in Versailles!
Charter an excursion for your school eld trip! A one hour ride through the Central Kentucky countryside.
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Info: 219-2423 www.jalexington.org Keeneland 4201 Versailles Rd., Lex. Info: 254-3412 www.keeneland.com Kentucky American Water Co. 2300 Richmond Rd., Lex. Info: 269-2386 www.amwater.com Kentucky Artisan Center 200 Artisan Way, Berea Info: (859) 985-5448 www.kentuckyartisancenter. ky.gov Ky. Ballet Theatre 736 National Ave., Lex. Info: 252-5245 www.kyballet.com Ky. Basketball Academy 273 Ruccio Way, Lex. Info: 219-9272 www.playkba.com Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts 501 W. Main St., Louisville Info: (502) 584-7777 www.kentuckycenter.org Ky. Dept. of Fish and Wildlife 1 Sportsman’s Lane, Frankfort Info: (800) 858-1549 www.fw.ky.gov Kentucky Dept. of Tourism Info: (502) 564-4930 www.kentuckytourism.com Kentucky Derby Museum 704 Central Ave., Louisville Info: (502) 637-7097 www.derbymuseum.org
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Kentucky Down Under 3700 L and N Turnpike Rd. Horse Cave, Ky. Info: (270) 786-1010 www.kentuckydownunder.com Kentucky Folk Art Center 102 W. First St., Morehead Info: (606) 783-2204 www.kyfolkart.org Kentucky Governor’s Mansion 704 Capitol Ave, Frankfort Info: (502) 564-8004 www.governorsmansion.ky.gov Kentucky Historical Society 100 W. Broadway, Frankfort Info: (502) 564-8004 www.history.ky.gov Kentucky Horse Park 4089 Iron Works Pkwy, Lex Info: (800) 678-8813 www.kyhorsepark.com Kentucky Mudworks 825 National Avenue, Lex. Info: 389-9681 Kentucky Mudworks is a fullservice ceramic supply & pottery studio that also offers field trips and day classes. Several different packages are available for teacher’s needs, whether you wish to bring kids to the studio for a special clay handbuilding group class or buy all the supplies and lesson plans for a classroom activity. www.kymudworks.com Kentucky Museum 1444 Kentucky St. WKU, Bowling Green, Ky. Info: (270) 745-2592 www.wku.edu/ kentuckymuseum
Kentucky Railway Museum 136 S. Main St., New Haven Ky. / Info: (502) 549-5470 (800) 272-0152 All aboard! Enjoy a 22-mile excursion through the Rolling Fork River Valley. On your field trip, you will experience a ride into the yesteryears of transportation via the railroad. Your class also can enjoy strolling through the museum and railroad gift shop. www.kyrail.org Kentucky Science Center 727 West Main St., Louisville Info: (800) 591-2203 www.kysciencecenter.org Kentucky Utilities Louie the Lightning Bug One Quality St., Lex. Info: 255-2100 www.lge-ku.com Kentucky Vietnam Veterans Memorial 365 Vernon Cooper Drive Frankfort Info: staff@ kyvietnammemorial.net www.kyvietnammemorial.net KET - Education Division 600 Cooper Dr., Lex. Info: 258-7271 www.ket.org Kids Place Indoor Adventure Playground 3882 Mall Road, Lex. Info: 272-5433 www.kidsplaceadventure playground.com Kings Island 6300 Kings Island Drive Field Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
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Mason, Ohio Info: (513) 754-5700 www.visitkingsisland.com LFUCG Recycling Center 360 Thompson Rd., Lex. Info: 425-2480 www.lexingtonky.gov Legacy All Sports 261 Ruccio Way #105, Lex. Info: 977-8862 www.legacyallsports.com The Lexington Art Factory 645 East Main St., Lex. Info: 253-0546 www.lexartfactory.com Lexington Ballet Company 161 N. Mill St., Lex. Info: 233-3925 www.lexingtonballet.org Lexington Brass Band 161 N. Mill St., Lex. Info: 321-2634 www.lexingtonbrassband.com Lexington Cemetery 833 W. Main St., Lex. Info: 255-5522 www.lexcem.org Lexington Children’s Theatre 418 W. Short St., Lex. Info: 254-4546 Throughout the school year, Lexington Children’s Theatre offers matinee performances of the season’s 10 shows. Each show is accompanied by educational play guides designed to enhance the experience and take it back to the classroom. Additionally, LCT’s education department 28
offers in-school residencies (field trips to go), workshops tailored to specific educational needs, and now LCT also offers after-school programming for individual schools. www.lctonstage.org Lexington Div. of Fire and Emergency Services 219 E. Third St., Lex Info: 231-5600 www.lexingtonky.gov/ departments/fire-emergencyservices Lexington Ice Center 560 Eureka Springs Dr., Lex. Info: 269-5681 www.lexingtonicecenter.com Lexington Legends 207 Legends Lane, Lex. Info: 422-RUNS www.lexingtonlegends.com Lexington Opera House 401 W. Short St., Lex. Info: 233-4567 www.lexingtonoperahouse.com Lexington Philharmonic 161 N. Mill St., Lex. Info: 233-4226 www.lexphil.org Life Adventure Center & Buckley Wildlife Sanctuary 570 Milner Rd., Versailles Info: (859) 873-3271 Outdoor adventures and environmental education for grades 5-12. Certified and dynamic staff utilize a 40-foot tall climbing wall, 1,000-foot zip lines, canoeing, equine assisted learning and outdoor
adventures to teach leadership, communication skills, teambuilding, resiliency and environmental education. Threehour to multi-day programs and financial aid available. All programs correlate to state Core Content and Federal Academic Standards. “There is no other group of people on the planet I love to work with more than LAC” (Dr. Kerri Ashurst, UK Family & Consumer Sciences Dept.). www.lifeadventurecenter.org Living Arts & Science Center 362 N. MLK Blvd., Lex. Info: (859) 252-5222 LASC offers educational, hands-on field trips and outreach programs in the arts and sciences. Rotating, participatory exhibits and Lexington’s only Planetarium programs support grade-specific Core Content and are available for all ages. The WOW, Wonders on Wheels, program brings participatory arts and science programs into schools, libraries and other community locations (field trips to go). Plus classes, exhibits, and special events are available year round. www.lasclex.org Louisville Slugger Museum 800 W. Main St., Louisville Info: (877) 775-8443 www.sluggermuseum.org Louisville Zoo 1100 Trevilian Way, Louisville Info: (502) 459-2181 The Louisville Zoo offers a wide variety of education programs including Zoo Field Trips with options to add an education Field Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
class, two ropes courses, train and carousel rides and more. Other education opportunities include scout programs, summer and holiday camps, programs for pre-schoolers, families and home- schooled students plus overnight safari adventures. www.louisvillezoo.org/ education Mad Potter 3385 Tates Creek Rd., Lex. Info: 269-4591 Lexington’s Original Paint Your Own Pottery Studio and Glass Fusing Center will come to you for classes in pottery painting (all ages) or glass fusing (for 12 and older students). Mad Potter can design a project to complement your curriculum, or let kids do their own thing. The
projects take 30-90 minutes and include all necessary supplies. Projects are returned to class in one week. www.themadpotter.biz Malco Winchester Cinema 40 Winchester Plaza Winchester Info: (859) 745-4996 www.malco.com Mammoth Cave National Park 1 Mammoth Cave Parkway Mammoth Cave, Ky. Info: (270) 758-2180 www.nps.gov/maca Man O’ War Golf 1201 Man O’ War Blvd., Lex. Info: 259-4653 www.manowargolf.com
Mary Todd Lincoln House 578 W. Main St., Lex. Info: 233-9999 www.mtlhouse.org McConnell Springs 416 Rebmann Lane, Lex. Info: 225-4073 www.mcconnellsprings.org Monkey Joe’s 1850 Bryant Road #120 Lex. / Info: 264-0405 www.monkeyjoes.com Morehead Tourism 111 E. First St., Morehead Info: (606) 780-4342 www.moreheadtourism.com Mountain Arts Center 50 Hal Rogers Dr.
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Prestonsburg, Ky. Info: (606) 889-9125 www.macarts.com Muhammad Ali Center 144 N. Sixth St., Louisville Info: (502) 584-9254 www.alicenter.org My Old Kentucky Dinner Train 602 N. Third St., Bardstown Info: (502) 348-7300 or (866) 801-3463 www.kydinnertrain.com My Old Kentucky Home State Park 501 E. Stephen Foster Ave., Bardstown Info: (502) 348-3502 www.visitmyoldkyhome.com National Underground Railroad Freedom Center 50 E. Freedom Way Cincinnati Info: (513) 333-7500 or (877) 648-4838 www.freedomcenter.org Newport Aquarium One Aquarium Way, Newport Info: (800) 406-3474 www.newportaquarium.com Newton’s Attic 4974 Old Versailles Rd., Lex. Info: 368-7334 Newton’s Attic offers highly unusual, hands-on science and engineering (STEM) educational resources, summer camps, afterschool programs, classes and field trip opportunities for public, private, homeschools, community groups and families. www.newtonsattic.org
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Norton Center for the Arts 600 W. Walnut St., Danville Info: (859) 236-4692 or (877) 448-7469 www.nortoncenter.com Old Fort Harrod State Park 100 S. College St. Harrodsburg, Ky. Info: (859) 734-3314 www.parks.ky.gov/parks/ recreationparks/fort-harrod/ Paddle Stone Equestrian Center 4864 Bryan Station Rd. Lex. / Info: 983-3251 www.kyhorseboarding.com Painting With a Twist - Lex. 2573 Richmond Rd., #385 Lex. / Info: 309-2701 www.paintingwithatwist.com Paradise Cove Aquatic Center 274 Lake Reba Dr., Richmond Info: (859) 626-7665 www.richmond.ky.us/index. php/parks-and-recreation/ paradise-cove Pine Mountain State Resort 1050 State Park Rd., Pineville Info: (606) 337-3066 www.parks.ky.gov/parks/ resortparks/pine-mountain Premier Athletics Cheer & Gymnastics 1850 Bryant Rd., Lex. Info: 381-1500 www.premierathletics.com Prestonsburg Convention & Visitors Bureau 113 S. Central Ave. Prestonsburg, Ky. Info: (606) 886-1341 www.prestonsburgky.org
Punchestown Stable 1210 Bel Mar Lane, Lex. Info: 971-1485 www.punchestownstable.com Raven Run Nature Sanctuary 3885 Raven Run Way, Lex. Info: 272-6105 www.lexingtonky.gov/ravenrun-nature-sanctuary Rebecca Ruth Candy & Tours 116 E. Second St., Frankfort Info: (502) 223-7475 www.rebeccaruth.com Red River Gorge Zipline 455 Cliffview Rd, Campton, Ky. Info: (606) 668-6222 www.RedRiverGorgeZipline.com Ronald McDonald Show Info: (606) 782-1842 www.wheresronald.com Safe Kids Fayette County Kentucky Children’s Hospital 800 Rose St., Lex. Info: 323-1153 www.ukhealthcare.uky.edu/ safekids/ Salato Wildlife Education Center #1 Sportsman’s Ln., Frankfort Info: (502) 564-7863 Come prowl a while and celebrate Kentucky’s wildlife and natural diversity. Inside, view live snakes, turtles, fish and frogs while also learning about restored species through hands-on, interactive displays. Outside, stroll among native plants along paved, wheelchair accessible trails to see bison, elk, a black bear, a bald eagle, quail, deer, turkeys, and two habitat exhibits – the Dragonfly Marsh and the Living Field Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
Stream, complete with monstersized bass and catfish. www.fw.ky.gov/Education/ Pages/Salato-WildlifeEducation-Center.aspx SCAPA 400 Lafayette Parkway, Lex. Info: 381-3332 www.scapa.fcps.net South Union Shaker Village 850 Shaker Museum Rd. Auburn, Ky. Info: (270) 542-4167 www.southunionshakervillage. com Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill 3501 Lexington Rd. Harrodsburg, Ky. Info: (800) 734-5611 or (859) 734-5411 www.shakervillageky.org Sky Zone Trampoline Park 3644 Boston Rd., Lex Info: 629-4455 Sky Zone is the perfect place for an active, healthy FUN field trip! Private facility rentals for up to 130 jumpers available. For more info on field trip options, email lexington@skyzone.com “Have Fun and Fly Safe at Sky Zone!” www.skyzone.com/lexington Stephen Foster: The Musical 411 E. Stephen Foster Ave, Bardstown Info: (502) 348-5971 www.stephenfoster.com Sunburst Horsemanship Ctr. 1129 Durham Lane, Nicholasville / Info: 224-8480 www.sunbursthorsemanship school.com www.lexingtonfamily.com
The Art Museum at the University of Kentucky Singletary Center for the Arts 405 Rose Street Lex. / Info: 257-5716 finearts.uky.edu/art-museum Tiger Kim’s Tae Kwon Do 3601 Palomar Centre Dr. Lex. / Info: 296-0088 www.tigerkimtaekwondo.com The State Capitol 700 Capital Ave, Frankfort Info: (502) 564-3449 www.capitol.ky.gov/Pages/ capitoloverview.aspx Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky 1001 Cherry Blossom Way, Georgetown www.visittoyotaky.com UK Confucius Institute 114 Bradley Hall, UK, Lex. Info: 323-2106 www.uky.edu/international/ confucius_institute UK Opera Theatre 412 Rose St., Lex. Info: 257-9331
www.ukoperatheatre.org Waveland State Historic Site 225 Waveland Museum Lane Lex. / Info: 272-3611 www.parks.ky.gov/parks/ historicsites/waveland/ Wild Thyme Cooking 1060 Chinoe Rd. #108, Lex. Info: (859) 523-2665 www.wildthymecooking.com Woodford Theatrical Arts 275 Beasly Dr., Versailles Info: 873-0648 www.woodfordtheatre.com YMCA of Central Ky. 239 E. High St., Lex. Info: 254-9622 Beaumont Centre / 219-9622 North Lexington / 258-9622 Jessamine Co. / 885-5013 Scott County / (502) 863-4841 www.ymcaofcentralky.org Yuko-En on the Elkhorn Kentucky-Japan Garden 700 Cincinnati Pike, Georgetown Info: (502) 316-4554 www.yuko-en.com 31
FUNDRAISING & TEACHER RESOURCES At one time or another every group, troop or school needs a good fundraiser. And games for their carnival. And concessions for the big tournament. And raffle prizes for the school dance. Where can you find all these things? Right here in our resource list of businesses and organizations that offer support and services for teachers, leaders and caregivers. Applebee’s Multiple locations www.applebees.com
Southland: 205 Southland Dr., Lex. / Info: 277-5746 www.collinsbowling.com
Caramanda’s Bake Shoppe 332 Southland Dr., Lex. Info: 278-7172 www.caramandas.com
Cut and Paste Craft Studio 220 Ruccio Way, Ste. 180 Info: (859) 223-0114 Schedule a Spirit Night and let your families and groups know about it. Cut and Paste will donate 15% of that night’s sales to your group. Available on Friday evenings from 6-9 p.m. (or call to arrange a special time). www.cutandpastecraftstudio.com
Cashbook Savings Lexington: Nancy Engle Info: 806-5030 Louisville: Victor Giancola Info: (502) 295-2756 www.cashbooksavings.com Celebration Center of Lexington 1509 Trent Boulevard, Lex. Info: 272-3414 celebrationcenteroflexington.com Collins Bowling Centers 32
Dentistry for Children Lexington: 216 Fountain Ct. #150 / Info: 543-2242 Richmond: 1012 Ival James
Blvd., Ste. C Info: (859) 626-9620 Georgetown: 205 Champions Way # 9 / Info: (502) 868-9300 www.dentistryforchildrenky.com Drs. Ditto and Musick Eye Care Center 104 Fairfield Dr., Nicholasville Info: (859) 887-2441 www.dittoandmusick.com Donato’s Pizza Multiple locations www.donatos.com/fundraising t Family Eyecare Associates and Children’s Vision and Learning Center 105 Crossfield Dr., Versailles Info: 879-3665 Field Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
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(855) 686-2020 Offers in-service about unique, neuro-cognitive therapies that explain how visual-cognitive delays can cause learning problems. Inservice also provides proven solutions. www.myfamilyvision.com Fazoli’s 2470 Palumbo Dr., Lex. Info: 268-1668 www.fazolis.com t GattiTown 2524 Nicholasville Rd., Lex. Info: 277-2323 Weeknight FUNdraisers: Guests will enjoy a delicious buffet with pizza, pasta, bread sticks, salad, dessert and drinks as well as our game room/ midway with indoor bumper cars and carousel. Receive 20% off buffet and game card sales your school group or organization bring in between 5-8 p.m. Monday-Thursday evenings. All purchases must be made at the front register to be credited to your group. Artwork is provided for you to copy, distribute, email or post on social media to advertise the event. Your guests simply show the cashier the printed flyer or image on their phone before making their purchase. www.gattitownlexington.com/ fundraising/ Global Advancement 333 W. Vine St. #300, Lex. Info: 231-8575 www.global-advt.com 34
Holifield Photography 171 Moore Dr., Lex. Info: 276-2040 www.holifieldphotography.com Innisbrook Info: (800) 334-8461 www.innisbrookblog.com Joseph-Beth Booksellers 161 Lexington Green Circle, Lex. / Info: 273-2911 www.josephbeth.com JustFundraising Info: (888) 440-4114 www.justfundraising.com t Kremer Wholesale 520 Lagonda Ave., Lex. / Info: 255-3432 Everything you need for your carnival, fundraiser and teacher goodie box, from games to prizes to decorations. www.kremerwholesale.com Kroger Grocery Stores Multiple locations
www.kroger.com Ladybug Landing 392 Southland Dr., Lex. Info: 275-1292 www.ladybuglanding.com Lexington Ice Center 560 Eureka Springs Dr., Lex., Info: 269-5681 www.lexingtonicecenter.com Little Caesars Pizza Multiple locations www.littlecaesars.com/en-us/ Meijer Multiple locations www.meijer.com/rewards Minuteman Press 153 Moore Dr., Lex. Info: 278-0951 www.mooredrive.minuteman press.com Monarch Parties 313 Given Ave., Lex Info: 327-8813 Field Trip & Activity Guide 2017-2018
3320 Partner Place, #104. Lex. / Info: 223-6277 www.parentteacherstoreusa.com
www.facebook.com monarchpartiesoflexington Old Kentucky Chocolates 450 Southland Dr., Lex. Info: 278-4444 www.oldkycandy.com Papa John’s Pizza Multiple locations www.papajohns.com Parent-Teacher Store USA
Party City Lexington 127 W. Tiverton Way Lex. Info: 272- 0469 www.partycity.com Qdoba Mexican Grill Multiple locations www.qdoba.com t Sky Zone Trampoline Park 3644 Boston Road Lex. / Info: 629-4455 Host a fundraiser at Sky Zone and a portion of each ticket sold to your organization will be
donated to your cause. www.skyzone.com/lexington Target Community Giving www.corporate.target.com/ corporate-responsibility Team One Promotions PO. Box 21838, Lex. Info: 388-9200 www.team1promo.com Texas Roadhouse 3029 Richmond Road, Lex. Info: 268-2507 3030 Lakecrest Circle, Lex. Info: 296-0028 www.texasroadhouse.com United Way 100 Midland Ave. #300 Lex. / Info: 233-4460 www.uwbg.org
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