4th, 6th, & 7th Grade Social Studies - San Antonio and Austin, TX
Take your 4th, 6th or 7th graders to Austin and San Antonio to experience first-hand what they're learning in social studies! In Austin students explore the Texas State Capitol* with a focus on the legislative process. Then it’s off to San Antonio where the story of the Texas Revolution comes to life as your young historians tour The Alamo. At the Witte Museum students explore primary artifacts and photographs from early Texas. A reenactor straight out of Texas history brings the exhibits to life as they share what it was like to live and work in early Texas. Through hands-on activities, the students learn how to do work from that time period including roping a steer and grinding corn.
*Visiting the Texas State Capitol in Austin is optional on this program.
"I love all these kids learn in one day. It makes our job so much easier when we get to the units that relate to the content seen during our trip."
-Teacher, Denton ISD
Texas in the Making Program Includes:
- The Alamo
- Witte Museum (Interactive Texas History Museum)
- Texas State Capitol
- 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 9/9:30pm.
$118*/student & chaperone
- *Teachers (one for every 20 students) and one administrator travel FREE
“The activities are creative, engaging, and so much fun. The kids loved them!”
-Teacher, Rio Vista ISD
“I am always impressed with the structure and organization of the program.”
-Teacher, Birdville ISD
"Finely tuned machine!! You guys are brilliant at what you do!"
-Coordinating Teacher, Denton ISD