Field Trips

Sixth Grade Camp
Sixth grade camp is probably one of the best field trips. You get to spend a week in Camp Cuyamaca in the nature. Night hikes, hikes, games, campfires, and songs were all part of the fun.

Sea World
Sea World was pretty fun. You got to walk around the park, look at the animals and eat. You really weren't supposed to go on rides, but everyone did anyway.

Getty Villa
The Getty Villa was one of the slower field trips. However, it can still be very fun. Make sure you bring sunblock and a hat, it can get very hot.

Tournament of the Phoenix
The Tournament of the Phoenix had real jousters and various informational booths. They had armor, demonstrations, and even a falconer.

Medieval Times
Medieval Times is less educational than most field trips. Students got a meal of chicken, garlic bread, potato, and a cookie. BRING YOUR OWN FORK. They don't provide them, because most people ate with their hands. If you want, you can buy expensive drinks and medieval toys. There is also a horse stable where you can watch the horses.

Museum of Tolerance
This field trip was slower than most. It is very interactive, but since most buses arrived late, we weren't able to see much of the museum. It is very interactive with headsets, talking people, conversation in fake figurines, and even a "game show".

The Wave Waterpark
BEST FIELD TRIP EVER. The Wave Waterpark has waterslides, a surfing wave, a lazy river, and more! They also sell food--root beer floats, dipping dots, nachos, etc. Students got to go here for the end of the year party. Unfortunately, they had promotion practice right after and had to sit there dripping wet

Knotts Berry Farm
In the supposed "physics field trip", kids mostly rode roller coasters and ate food. You were required to fill out a packet of physics problems. Most students just copied off of others at the end. You were also supposed to stay with your group, but everyone just roamed around the park. Pretty good trip.