Ohio History Field Trip Ideas
Students are being asked to visit an Ohio location from the attached list of sites within their fourth grade year. When at the site, they are asked to collect any brochures, maps, purchases and/or photos of their sightings that will help them share their experience with their peers. Students are asked to put together a simple visual to display in their 4th grade hallway
This museum is located near Columbus, Ohio, and it is a great place to take your students!
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A restored 1830s canal town, Roscoe is located along what once was the Ohio-Erie Canal. Guided tours give visitors glimpses into the past through costumed interpreters, artisan demonstrators, and old-fashioned shops and restaurants that give you a flavor of life in the 1800s. (Coshocton, OH)
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This is an amazing museum that provides many learning experiences about the Underground Railroad. (Dayton, Ohio
Explore the site where Fort Ancient Indians lived more than 800 years ago. SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park brings to life the Fort Ancient culture through a partially reconstructed Village, Interpretive Center, exhibits and events. (Dayton, Ohio)
Wyandot Indians used these underground caves for protection from weather and enemies. Learn more about the Wyandots and weathering and erosion. (Delaware, Ohio)
Native Americans came to see this area of hills for flint stone (state’s official gemstone) to use tools and weapons. This museum includes many primary sources. (Glenford, Ohio)