Field Trips
We are excited to invite public schools, private schools, pre-schools and home school groups to schedule a field trip experience at Project Play!
Project Play provides opportunities for children to play in the museum’s educational exhibits and enjoy activities based on their age, interests and developmental abilities. The Museum serves as a destination for educators and groups looking to meet the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills curriculum and early learning standards.
Target Age
Early Childhood through Kindergarten
Time Slots
During your field trip our museum will be closed to the general public, allowing you and your group 2 hours of private museum FUN!
Standard time slots: 9:00 am-11:00am or 1:00-3:00pm
For groups over 44 students we can also open up a 12:00-2:00pm time block for additional students
Capacity
40 students per time slot
Fee
$10 per child *$200 minimum regardless of the number of children who attend
1:10 teacher to student ratio
Required Teachers and Chaperones: FREE
- A $50 (non-refundable) deposit will be collected to secure the date and time
- Full payment is due on the day of your scheduled visit.
- One week prior to your visit, you will receive an email with pre-visit information.
Cancellations
To reschedule your field trip please email projectplayoftexas@gmail.com
How to book?
Email us at projectplayoftexas@gmail.com for our latest field trip availability
Waivers
Each student must have a waiver on file prior to entering our museum. Waivers can be downloaded below and brought with you on the day of the field trip.
Field trip curriculum
Kindergarten
Early Childhood Groups
Early Childhood Groups
Objective: Students will form an understanding of what a farmer does and what foods come from a farm.
TEKS: Organisms and environments. The student knows that plants and animals depend on the environment to meet their basic needs for survival. The student is expected to:
(A) observe and identify the dependence of plants on air, sunlight,
Objective: Students will form an understanding of what a farmer does and what foods come from a farm.
TEKS: Organisms and environments. The student knows that plants and animals depend on the environment to meet their basic needs for survival. The student is expected to:
(A) observe and identify the dependence of plants on air, sunlight, water, nutrients in the soil, and space to grow; and
(B) observe and identify the dependence of animals on air, water, food, space, and shelter.
Take Home Activity: On the farm craft
Early Childhood Groups
Early Childhood Groups
Early Childhood Groups
Objective: Students will learn about a variety of farm animals and how to take care of a farm.
Take Home Activity: Animal Match Up
Pre-Kindergarten
Homeschool Groups
Homeschool Groups
Objective: Students will form an understanding of what a farmer does and what foods come from a farm.
Take Home Activity: Farm Craft
Homeschool Groups
Homeschool Groups
Homeschool Groups
You may choose from any of the following curriculums.
