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Designed with state educational standards in mind, Delaware State Parks school programs offer students aged preschool to high school the opportunity to discover hands-on experiences that compliment classroom learning.
Plan a field trip to a Delaware State Park or invite park interpreters to you for in-school programs throughout the year that can be tailored for schoolwide assemblies or small classrooms.
Satisfy state standards in science, history, and mathematics while bringing your lessons to life

  • How to Plan a State Park Field Trip
    • Taking your students on a field trip is a great experience, but it takes a little time to research and plan the best trip for your class. For some students, this may be their first trip into the outdoors. Set your students up for success by visiting the park’s website and sharing the adventure with your class.
    • This information will help you with the registration process and pre-trip preparation needed to make your trip a success. If at any time during your field trip experience you have questions or requests, talk to the park interpreter. Interpreters want the best experience for your group and will do all they can to ensure your class’ success.
    • One way to get the most for your field trip dollar is to book multiple programs at parks that are near each other. The park interpreters are happy to work together to coordinate programs like these.
    Contacting Delaware State Parks and Registering For Your Program
    Choosing a Date
    Grant and Foundation Funding
    Arrivals
    Lunches
    Trash-Free Parks
  • For Teachers

    Are you a teacher or a group coordinator interested in learning more about our programs? Fill out our interest form to help us learn more about your needs, and work with you to schedule an amazing program for your group.

    Teacher Interest Form

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REECH Program

REECH offers a custom hands-on, learning experience over a 2-day, 1-night period. Students collect samples, take measurements, make observations, and record data, with the goal of understanding how well the coastal ecosystem is functioning. The following Delaware state standards are addressed: LS2.A – Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems LS2.B – Cycles of Matter and Energy Transfer in Ecosystems LS2.C – Ecosystem Dynamics, Functioning and Resilience LS2.D – Biodiversity and Humans

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