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4th, 6th, & 7th Grade Social Studies - San Antonio, TX

Combine Texas history and wildlife exploration for an exciting, hands-on field trip! Alamo Safari begins at the Alamo, where students learn about one of Texas’s most iconic historic sites and discover the events and people that shaped the state.

Afterward, students can choose one of two exciting adventures:

  • Meadows Center for Water and the Environment – Explore the wetlands ecosystem, learn about water conservation and wildlife habitats, and enjoy a glass-bottom boat tour for a unique, up-close view of life beneath the water’s surface.

  • San Antonio Zoo – Encounter animals from around the world, study ecosystems and adaptations, and gain a deeper understanding of conservation and biodiversity.

Perfect for classrooms combining history, science, and environmental education.

The best part is, we handle the details so you don't have to. Charter bus? Check. Meals, reservations, and shirts? Check. Fun, meaningful, TEKS-based curriculum for the entire day? Check. Schedule your school's Alamo Safari Discover Texas Field Trip for an educational and memorable day your students won't soon forget!

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"Organized and so entertaining for students!"

- Administrator, Irving ISD

Alamo Safari Program Includes:

  • The Alamo
  • Meadows Center or
  • San Antonio Zoo
  • TEKS-based activities, and pre- and post-program curriculum
  • Pre-program training for participating adults
  • Education in Action team member to coordinate all details
  • One-on-one planning meeting with Coordinating Teacher
  • Charter bus transportation
  • T-shirt, group picture, Lucy the Longhorn plushy, and other souvenirs for each participant
  • Curriculum incentives
  • Lunch and dinner
  • Teachers (one for every 20 students) and one administrator travel FREE

Typically schools depart at 6:00am and return at 8:30pm.

  • The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment option
  • $145*/student & chaperone
  • San Antonio Zoo option
  • $150*/student & chaperone

"Loved everything about this day. It was so fun, memorable, and well-organized."

-Parent, Midlothian ISD

"I love the organization of the program. Also, customer service was superb. EIA staff members were extremely helpful and responded immediately to my concerns and questions."

-Coordinating Teacher, Garland ISD

"It was well-planned with lots of activities. Everyone really enjoyed everything about it, especially that it was hassle-free since it was all well-thought-out for us."

-Parent, Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD