PENNSYLVANIA
Field Trips

Introduce your group to the world of live theatre with Playhouse Jr.’s adaptations of fairy tales, modern stories, and classics from children’s literature.  

Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium, a natural-habitat zoo and aquarium, is home to thousands of animals representing more than 400 species. Visitors will discover the interconnectedness of the natural world through exhibits, educational tours, and interactive programs. 

Please Touch Museum’s exhibits, programs and events are designed to focus on creativity, collaboration, communication and critical thinking.

The Pocono Indian Museum is the only museum in Northeastern Pennsylvania dedicated to showing the history of the Delaware Indian.

At President James Buchanan’s Wheatland learn about Pennsylvania’s only United States President and explore the important story of his presidency, the fractious political issues of the times, and his private life in Lancaster, PA. 

The Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center is the ultimate destination to learn about the science and folklore of weather prediction. The center features interactive exhibits, educational programs, and more.

Pymatuning Deer Park doesn’t only have deer—groups will experience over 250 animals at this wildlife attraction. Animals at the park include Siberian tigers, African lions, camels, black bears, primates, and several species of deer.

The Reading Public Museum, a dynamic center of lifelong learning, has displays featuring science and civilizations, a planetarium, and arboretum.

Riverbend Environmental Education Center’s educational programs aim to develop an “active” appreciation for nature, with special offerings that include campfire socials, Big Red Barn overnights, night hikes, crafts, and more.

The Rodin Museum has the largest collection of Auguste Rodin’s works outside of Paris, including bronze castings, plaster studies, drawings, prints, letters, and books.

An interactive experience, the Rupp House focuses on highlighting the story of civilians during and after the Battle of Gettysburg with hands-on displays and activities, and special events.

Give your students, scouts, and homeschoolers a vibrant context for STEM learning with hands-on exploration and observation of nature at the Schuylkill Center.