Lenape Living Field Trip
Description
Grades: 1 - 5
Long before European settlers came to our area, the Lenape, whose name means "the people," inhabited it. As students travel our woodland trails, they will learn how this Native American society based its way of life on the environment and utilized natural resources for food, shelter and other necessities. Students will also discover the lore, language and games of these first New Jersey residents.
Pricing:
1st grade and up:
$295/class (up to 20 students)
$5/child for each additional child over 20
Chaperone ratio 1:10 (no charge for chaperones)
Pre-K, Kindergarten:
$250/class (up to 20 students)
$5/child for each additional child over 20
Chaperone ratio 1:5 (no charge for chaperones)
Offered At
Reeves-Reed Arboretum
Reeves-Reed Arboretum's grounds, which include the Stackhouse Education Center, Roehm Greenhouse, 13 acres of gardens and woodland trails, our historic Wisner House, and of course, our spectacular trees, allow us to offer engaging and unique programs. Our field trips provide students with an inspiring, interactive educational experience that will perfectly complement their classroom instruction. Choose from one of our many Scout programs to meet your troop’s goals. Host your child’s birthday party in our Stackhouse Education Center to create memories that will last them a lifetime.
If you don't see the date you're looking for, please click "Join Waitlist" under the program of your choice to send us your information.
Grounds Open:
April 1 - October 31: 7am to 7pm
November 1 - March 31: 9am to 4pm
Details
Subjects
History, Native Americans, Conservation
Capacity
20 students
Duration
90 min.
Activity
Field Trip
Grades
1, 2, 3, 4, 5