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Field Trips
Bent Mountain Christian Academy places great emphasis on exploring our Creator's world. As a result, field trips play an important role in our academic curriculum. Below are pictures from just some of the field trips taken during the 2017-2018 school year.
![]() Students practice a little "archaeology." | ![]() A student learns about early toys while visiting Poplar Forest in Forest, VA. |
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![]() The remains of a fort in Franklin County. | ![]() Students visit a working farm in Franklin County. |
![]() A student feeds a calf. | ![]() History comes alive during a field trip to Williamsburg. |
![]() Students learn about nature while visiting Monticello. | ![]() Students learn about VA history on our 2-night trip to Williamsburg. |
![]() | ![]() Our kids are learning about local history during a Fincastle walking trip. |
![]() The students visit the zoo on the first day of the school year. | ![]() A student enjoys the view while visiting Mill Mountain. |
![]() Students meet the cast of Clementine at the Barter Theater. | ![]() Everyone enjoys the outdoors while visiting a cement plant. |
![]() Our annual field trip to the Berglund Center to see the production of the Nutcracker. | ![]() Students pick apples in an orchard on Bent Mountain. |
![]() Students learning how to make apple butter from the apples they picked. | ![]() A trip to the Battle of New Market battlegrounds near Lexington, VA |
![]() Students learn about the Battle of New Market. | ![]() A field trip to visit the Booker T. Washington National Monument for our study of Virginia history this academic school year. |
![]() Learning about life during the Civil War at the Booker T. Washington National Monument in Franklin County, Virginia. | ![]() Students learn about community service during a visit to a retirement community. |
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