6 Field Trips for Homeschooling. In our house, we love to ensure that our field trips can fit into our homeschool curriculum no matter the age or grade our kiddos are in.

Zoos
They offer a wide range of benefits for learning for all ages. There are scavenger hunts, matching, colors and even counting.
Museums
They offer hands-on and first-hand experiences. My kids learn better this way rather than just offering a textbook.
Aquariums
They offer classes, touch and feel tanks, and sometimes aquariums have a curriculum you can print out for kids. This is a simple and memorable field trip for most kids. Also, they offer information on which types of sea life are endangered and how to volunteer to get involved!
Conservations
They show kids how to care for animals and what it’s like to nurture and help injured or homeless creatures. Also, they offer a large number of programs for homeschooling between volunteering, donating, and getting an understanding of what conservations do.
Wilderness
By Learning out in the wilderness should be a requirement for graduation in public schools. Knowing how to survive could be vital without even realizing you’d need it. Getting your kids involved is as simple as taking them rustic camping or finding an organization that offers those types of learning.
Farms/Orchards
Many times kids think that food comes from the grocery store and that’s as far as their thoughts go. Let’s be honest most adults need to learn this as well. Finding out where our food comes from takes care of our body as a whole and in return keeps us healthy. It’s an important topic.