4th, 5th, 6th & 7th Grade Social Studies - Austin, TX

Take your 4th, 5th or 6th graders to Austin to experience first-hand what they're learning in social studies! Students explore the Texas State Capitol with a focus on Texas leaders, past and present, our state's unique and colorful history, and the legislative process. The program also includes a visit to the highest court of our state's Judicial Branch of government, The Supreme Court of Texas. The best part is, we handle the details so you don't have to. Charter bus? Check. Fun, meaningful, TEKS-based curriculum for the entire day? Check. A Discover Texas Field Trip your students won't soon forget!

Texas Capitol House Tour
Austin Field Trip
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4th grade fun
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"Overall the best trip I ever have taken in 32 years of teaching."

- Teacher, Community ISD

Leaders, Laws, and Legends Program Includes:

  • Texas State Capitol Tour
  • The Supreme Court of Texas
  • 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, Arlie the Armadillo plushy, and other souvenirs for each participant
  • Curriculum incentives
  • Lunch
  • Teachers (one for every 20 students) and one administrator travel FREE

Typically, schools depart at 6:30am and return at 5:00pm.

$93*/student & chaperone

"This program makes it easy by feeding the kids and entertaining them with educational content during the bus ride. I enjoyed that kids got to see where our government officials work."

-Parent, Whitesboro ISD

"Great way to expose students to excellent experiences that they wouldn't have received with a traditional field trip."

-Administrator, Irving ISD

"Four hours on a bus and I never heard a kid ask 'Are we there yet?' Every child I asked. 'Did you have fun?' came back with an immediate 'Yes!'"

-Parent, Denton ISD