As educators everywhere scramble for new and exciting ways to teach STEAM, Animado has an incredible event geared specifically for middle and high school students. The Journey into STEAM Pittsburgh is one of the best STEAM programs for teens. What is Journey into STEAM? Journey is an interactive event for middle and high school students […]
As students return to school this fall, many will be without the sports, clubs and music programs that inspire them. There may be no Friday night lights or tattoo of drums with cheering crowds. Budgets have been cut and restrictions abound. Despite all this, kids still crave the rush performing gives – and Sound Exchange […]
Kaleidoscope Adventures Welcomes Consultant Melinda Strickland Kaleidoscope Adventures welcomes Melinda Strickland as an expert student travel planning consultant. Strickland brings nearly 20 years of experience as a student tour planner and an additional 20 years as a classroom teacher to the KA team. This year, Kaleidoscope is celebrating 27 years of travel beyond expectations for […]
Kaleidoscope Adventures Welcomes Consultant George Strickland Kaleidoscope Adventures is pleased to announce that George Strickland will be joining the team as an expert consultant. Kaleidoscope Adventures is beginning its 27th year as a leader in student performance travel and welcomes Mr. Strickland’s expertise. About George Strickland Strickland has a long-standing career in music and travel. […]
Kaleidoscope Adventures announced and welcomed Neal Sutton as Senior Tour Consultant leading the sales efforts in the West South-Central United States covering Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. A tourism industry veteran, Neal Sutton takes a new position as Senior Tour Consultant for Kaleidoscope Adventures. A leader in the student travel industry, Kaleidoscope Adventures is celebrating […]
If you’re planning a student trip to Orlando, chances are you’ll visit the resident mouse or wizard while there. While we all love the magic or adventure of the theme parks, Orlando has so much more to offer your group. Brimming with extraordinary attractions, Orlando is for students! Wild Florida Airboats & Gator Park You […]
Student groups looking for an international trip without the fuss should consider Puerto Rico. It’s a stunningly beautiful region rich in culture and history. Students enjoy a multiethnic experience with foods, music, and attractions without ever leaving the United States. The climate is gorgeous year-round and airfare is surprisingly affordable. Puerto Rico is a perfect […]
If you’re a new teacher planning a school trip, you’re probably feeling a little overwhelmed. There are so many questions, so many details to handle, and lots of deadlines to meet. The key to success is planning on a timeline! Below are some tips for new teachers planning a school trip. Depending on the unique […]
Planning lessons that engage and interest students is hard work. Planning a student trip that does the same can be even harder! Teachers want a destination that’s educational and exciting. Students want a trip that is, well, FUN! Boston checks everyone’s boxes. Rooted in history and overflowing with fun, Boston is for students. Freedom Trail/Faneuil […]
If you’re planning a student trip to Atlanta, you probably know the standard attractions. The World of Coca Cola, Martin Luther King Jr. Historical Site and the Georgia Aquarium are most likely on the itinerary. They’re fantastic stops for students! However, there are some lesser known places you may want to check out as well. […]
A New York City trip is a rite of passage for many students. Each year brave teachers everywhere plan Broadway shows, tours of the Empire State Building or stops in Times Square. These iconic NYC attractions are must dos! However, teachers also know that kids like to shake things up. When you’re ready to make […]
St. Patrick’s Day Parade- canceled. National Cherry Blossom Festival – canceled. National Memorial Parade- you get the idea. Early 2020 was no friend to marching bands! As we wrap up a less than stellar spring, you may wonder what’s in store for next year? Where (and when) can bands perform? We don’t know what the […]
