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Tennessee Field Trips
Berean Homeschool Group Field Trips NEW
This page lists field trips that can be made in a single day from Knoxville, TN; however, some Nashville area sites are listed. Sites are organized by subject & then subdivided by regions.
See & Do
Here you'll find information on some of the abundant activities
available to Tennesseans. Everything from state parks to museums
and travel books. From TnHomeEd.
Smoky Mountain Navigator
Visit Dollywood in Pigeon Forge. Drive along historic trails.
Find fun things to do in Gatlinburgand Sevierville. Visit the
National Park.
Aquariums
Ripley's
Aquarium of the Smokies
An interactive, educational experience while building an understanding
of the aquatic world and the need to conserve and protect it.
88 River Road, Gatlinburg, TN 37738. (888) 240-1358 Toll Free.
Childrens' Discovery Museums
The Children's Museum of
Memphis
Encourages the curiosity and imagination of children and their
families through interactive exhibitions, programs and resources
that help demystify the arts, sciences, humanities and technology.
2525 Central Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104, (901) 458-2678
East Tennessee Discovery
Center
Features hands-on exhibits including lasers, giant whisper dishes,
holograms, electricity, a giant human kaleidoscope, mirrors,
simple machines, computers, easy-view microscopes, and more.
516 North Beaman Street, Chilhowee Park, P.O. Box 6204, Knoxville,
(423) 594-1494
History
Old Buttonwillow
Church Civil War Dinner Theater
Southern fare and southern history. Reasonable family-friendly
pricing for a dinner theater. Two brothers, meeting by chance
during the War, set the story. One is a confirmed Unionist, the
other, a Confederate. Their conversation will amaze and amuse
you. Located in the village of Whitwell, Tennesse, just 30 minutes
from the foot of Lookout Mountaim. Make reservations: 423-658-7478.
Rural Life
Walden Creek
Horse Ranch
Horseback riding, hay rides, western weddings, free bonfire cookouts,
cabin rentals and old fashioned clean family fun. 2709 Walden
Crreek Rd., Pidgen Ford, TN. 865-429-0411
Science Museums
American Museum of Science
and Energy
We schedule live demonstrations, videos and other programs for
the general public daily. 300 S. Tulane Ave., Oak Ridge, (423)
576-3200
Cumberland Science Museum
Interested in what is going on right now at CSM? Check out CSM's
live video cams! 800 Fort Negley Boulevard, Nashville, TN 37203
, (615) 862-5160
Hands On! Regional
Museum
Become a pioneer, an explorer, or an inventor, ready to find
new places and experience new things, like science, the world
around us and technology. 315 East Main Street, Johnson City,
TN 37601, (423) 434-4263
Pink Palace Family
of Museums
Some of the finest attractions and exhibits in the country are
operated by the Museum Family, including the Pink Palace Museum,
the Union Planters IMAX Theater, the Sharpe Planetarium, and
the historic Mallory Neely and Magevney Houses. 3050 Central
Avenue, Memphis, TN 38111-3399 , (901) 320-6320
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- Recommended books to help you explore
Tennessee
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A Roadside Guide to the Geology of the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park
by Harry L. Moore
- Among the many titles on regions, states, and parks, this
guide by a geologist follows the usual pattern: a couple of introductory
chapters on geologic terms, history, etc., with the bulk of the
work devoted to the main roads in the park. An unusual quality
of this guide is the inclusion of a few hiking trails, ranging
from a half-mile to four miles.
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- Paper Clips
- (DVD 2004)
Starring: Tom Bosley, Linda Hooper Director: Elliot Berlin, Joe
Fab
- Whitwell Middle School in rural Tennessee is the setting
for this documentary about an extraordinary experiment in Holocaust
education. Struggling to grasp the concept of six-million Holocaust
victims, the students decide to collect six-million paper clips
to better understand the extent of this crime against humanity.
The film details how the students met Holocaust survivors from
around the world and how the experience transformed them and
their community. Get
the book, too.
- Rent the DVD and the bonus material
from Netflix.com
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- Best Selling
Homeschooling Books
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