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MAY 2012 FIELD TRIPS
REMINDER: You must sign up for all field trips.
Please refer to our policy page.
Please refer to our policy page.
MARITIME MUSEUM OF SAN DIEGO
DATE: Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Deadline: April 10
TIME: Arrive: 9:45 AM
(Tour starts at 10 AM)
COST: $5.00 per student
$7.00 per adult
PLACE: 1492 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego
www.sdmaritime.org
DIRECTIONS: Going S. on 5, exit S. on Front St., R. on Ash.
The museum is at the end of Ash St. on Harbor Drive.
PARKING: Metered parking along the Embarcadero (Harbor
Dr.) or park in the lot by the U.S.S. Midway (910 N. Harbor Drive—
about a block S. of the Maritime Museum)
FOOD: There are great stands and restaurants along the
Embarcadero
EDUCATIONAL VALUE: We will tour 6 ships: 2 steam ships, 2
historic sailing vessels, and 2 submarines.
Go online to see more. You may want to do some reading about the
history surrounding these vessels. It could even turn into a history or
science unit study!
SEA WORLD
DATE: Wednesday, May 2, 2012
TIME: Must Arrive: 9:00 AM *
COST: $6.00 per person (9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. )
$38.00 per person (all day)
Park Closes at 5:00 p.m.
PLACE: Sea World, 500 Sea World Drive, San Diego
www.seaworld.com.
DIRECTIONS: Exit San Diego Freeway (5)
W. on Sea World Drive
(TG: 1268 B4)
PARKING: FREE—
pick up a parking pass at EIE after April 1
FOOD: Bring a sack lunch (they provide storage for coolers)–or–
purchase food in park
EDUCATIONAL VALUE: Science, Animal Behavior, History &
Exploration, Oceanography, etc.
*Please be prompt. The group must enter together and
everyone will be held up if you are late.
Los Angeles Opera
La Boheme by Puccini
DATES: Wednesday, May 9, 2012
TIME: 5:30 PM (Do not be late) to approx. 11.00 PM
AGE: Appropriate for grades 6-12
PLACE: Dorothy Chandler Pavilion,
135 N. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, 90012
COST: $5.00 materials fee per family
A candle flickers out on Christmas Eve, tentative hands meet in the
dark, and a rapturous duet soars under the moonlight. Follow the tale
of six young Parisians who live an exuberant bohemian existence,
surviving on love and laughter.
The heartbreaking story of opera's most famous young lovers returns
in the signature Herbert Ross production. A poet discovers true love
with a lovely, fragile seamstress. A painter and a vivacious cabaret
singer rediscover their on-again, off-again passion. Surrounded by
the evocative rooftops, cafés and garrets of Paris, these lively
bohemians and their companions experience exhilarating joy and
irretrievable loss.
Mandatory pre-opera meeting: TBA
If you do not attend this meeting you will not be able to receive
your tickets. The tickets will be given to a family on our
waiting list. Thank you for your cooperation on this matter.
EDUCATIONAL VALUE: Fine Arts, Music, History, Cultures,
Drama
SORRY - THIS FIELD TRIP IS NOW CLOSED
TO NEW REGISTRATION. WE WILL BE
HAVING SEVERAL TRIPS TO THE L.A.
OPERA NEXT SCHOOL YEAR.