The Field Trip Newsletter
Erin Austen AbbottLet's have fun together, teaching your children to be travelers, not just a tourist while we bring the world around us into our homes through art, design, music, food, nature, and more...
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 99 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 months ago |
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When I lived in Seattle in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Pike Place Market and Seattle were not the tourist destinations they are today. I didn’t venture downtown much other than to occasionally visit Pike Place to buy a giant bag of Rain...
Two Months on the Road: My Top Five Lessons of Homeschooling From the Road
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Introducing Your Children to Photography, Even if You Aren't a Photographer Yourself
I was given my first camera when I was in the fourth grade, purely out of convenience. I was heading off to camp in a couple of days, and my mom bought me a Polaroid Spectra System camera on a whim at checkout from our local Kroger. We live...
Gift Giving Takes You on a Field Trip
When we travel, I love to pick up food gifts. It might be a local chip brand or coffee roasted on location. I also gift our family a box of savory and sweet treats, looking for little items to which most wouldn't always treat themselves. I...
Teaching Civics in Five Ways When Traveling with Children
We are learning from the latest general election that there was a lot of misinformation coming at people from many directions. When schools stopped teaching civics, we, as a nation, stopped understanding how government works or using critic...
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Writer & Photographer | Author | Homeschooling | Exploring art, design, food, nature w/ my only child in tow | Writing about family travel, adapted to anyone—how I traveled pre child, with friends and solo travel. Travel along!
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