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2021 Washington Pavilion
FIELD TRIP
Planning Guide
605.367.6000 · washingtonpavilion.org
Thank You
for supporting education at the Washington Pavilion!
Sercl Family Fund
The Wadsworth, Thomas & Hayes Investment
Group at RBC Wealth Management
Sioux Falls Adams-Mastrovich
Women’s Alliance Family Foundation
Paul and Mary Ellen
Connelly
Bob and Lori
Sutton
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Your Field Trip Experience
The Washington Pavilion team is ready to host your group for an unforgettable field trip!
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Field Trip Itinerary
School: Our School
Field Trip Date: 2021 School Year
Our Field Trip Time required
Museum Experience 2 ½ hours
Includes exploration of the Kirby Science
Discovery Center and guided tour of the
Visual Arts Center
Field Trip Extras
Sack Lunches ½ hour
Students and teachers will bring own lunches
Science Demonstration ½ hour
Wells Fargo CineDome Movie 1 hour
See page 6 for available movies
Art Smart Lab or 1 hour*
STEM Discovery Lab
*45 minutes for Pre-K and Kindergarten
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What do you see? Watch your students’
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curiosity come alive as they engage with our
volunteer docents – or art tour guides – to answer
this question as they go on an art adventure!
From local favorites to internationally-acclaimed
artwork, the Visual Arts Center always has
something new to see! “The students loved the
art exhibit! The people
who took us through
Spring 2021 Exhibitions this were EXCELLENT!”
Egger Gallery
See works by some of South Dakota’s preeminent artists, Northern Plains Tribal Art:
including Oscar Howe and Arthur Amiotte, alongside our newest addition Feb 16- May 30
to the Collection, Tatanka Sakowin by Wade Patton, awarded second
place in Pencil, Charcoal, Ink, Crayon, Pastel, Chalk and Scratch Board at
the juried art show of the 2018 Northern Plains Indian Art Market.
Shultz Gallery
Enjoy artist Lindsay Twa’s beautiful drawings and prints of her garden. In A Garden Conversation:
her words, “A garden is about protecting time and space in which both
seedlings and new ideas can thrive”. As we enter a new year, experience
Jan 11- May 7
the birth of a garden and new ideas through this beautiful exhibit.
Jerstad Gallery
The works are related in the sense of familial relationship, yet still exemplify 75 % Packard 25%
the true complexity of artistic pursuit by remaining entirely unique. Looking
deeply into the practices of four local artists seeing how they relate and
Lockheart:
how they differ creates a sounding board for collaboration and Jan 22- May 28
comparisons rarely presented by family.
Bates Trimble Gallery
On the Edge is a three-person exhibition acting as a call and response On the Edge:
sounding board. The collaboration between these local artists began
with Isolation - an installation that contemplates notions of privacy,
Feb 26-July 25
isolation and shelter.
Your field trip includes
a guided art tour!
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Discover. Interact. Play. The Kirby Science Discovery has “Our students had a blast! We will definitely
three floors of hands-on, engaging, educational exhibits ready want to come again as it is tough to find a
for your group to explore. From space exploration and health to place that attracts students ranging from
dinosaurs and engineering, our science museum meets educational Kindergarten through 12th grade.”
standards and provides a unique, unforgettable field trip for groups.
Interactive Exhibits Field Trip Extra: Science Demo
Dinosaur Discovery
Dig for dinosaur bones, meet Stan the T-rex
and ride in our Jurassic Jeep.
fitZone fueled by Sanford Health
Get moving! Climb a horizontal rock wall,
use wheelchair racers, test your dance skills
and race a virtual bike.
Grow It! – NEW!
Learn all about the importance of agriculture
in South Dakota and beyond. More activity
How does the world work? What happens when
language here and here and here.
you put a marshmallow in a microwave or an
empty potato chip bag into a vacuum? What
Health Quest by Sanford is sublimation? How does it feel lying on a bed
Explore health topics like DNA, emergency of nails? Satisfy your inner mad scientist with
care and more. exciting demonstrations from our Stage Science,
sponsored by Avera.
Quarry Dig
3...2...1...boom! Transport rocks, crawl in a
tunnel and explore pulleys.
Space: An Out-of-this-World
Experience
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Launch a water rocket, land a space shuttle,
DID YOU KNOW in
survive space and more.
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Science comes alive on the giant 60-foot Wells Fargo CineDome screen. A high-tech digital projection
system provides incredible high-definition technology with a state-of-the-art 4K single image projector.
All movies are approximately 40 minutes long.
“The students were in awe during
and after the film – that was a terrific
experience for them!”
Movie Library
• Amazon Adventure • Journey to Space • Tiny Giants
• America's Musical Journey • The Last Reef: Cities • Volcanoes: The Fires of Creation
• Back from the Brink: Beneath the Sea • Walking with Dinosaurs:
Saved from Extinction • Lewis and Clark Prehistoric Planet
• Backyard Wilderness • Meerkats • Wild Africa
• Dream Big: Engineering • Mysteries of China
Our World • Mysteries of the Unseen World
• Extreme Weather • Superpower Dogs
• Into America’s Wild
*A $20 fee applies to request movies for a different time Movies, dates and times are subject to change and availability.
than regularly scheduled. This fee also applies to movies
requested from our Movie Library.
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Enhance your art or science experience!
STEM Discovery Labs and Art Smart Labs are perfect
for busy classrooms and learners. Expand your field trip
with a lab at the Washington Pavilion, or we can bring
a hands-on, educational lab to your school – Pavilion
On-the-Go! Off-site labs require an additional form
linked below. Available for classroom size groups or
larger groups with multiple sessions per day. Contact
education@washingtonpavilion.org for more info.
45-60 minutes depending on age group · Pre-K-high school
STEM Discovery Labs Art Smart Labs
All About Me Mixed Media on Canvas
Explore some of the things that make you unique: Observe the art on display in the galleries and use multiple
fingerprints, DNA and heredity. (Biology ∙ K-3rd grade) media to create your own masterpiece.
Catch a Wave Printmaking
Learn how invisible energy waves are transferred from Explore the printmaking process: carve into your own
place to place by sound, light, heat or electric currents. printmaking plate, roll on block printing ink and make
(Physical Science ∙ K-5th grade) multiple prints.
Our Amazing Earth Sculpture
Discover how our earth is constantly changing through Use air-dry clay to create your own sculpture using a variety
erosion, weathering and natural disaster themed hands-on of techniques.
experiments. (Earth Science ∙ 2nd-5th grade)
STEM Builders Design Your Own Lab
Follow the Engineering Design Process to tackle challenges
including catapults, earthquake-proof towers and
Customized STEM Discovery Labs and Art Smart Labs
programmable robots. (Engineering ∙ Pre-K-6th grade)
are available for teachers and leaders upon request for
an additional fee.
Up, Down, All Around
Learn about gravity, inertia, momentum and friction, and Can’t come to us? PAVILION ON-THE-GO
get ready for a lab full of pushing, pulling and falling fun! We’ll come to you! REQUEST FORM
(Physical Science ∙ Pre-K-6th grade)
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Plays for Living
Plays for Living performances help facilitate
healthy conversation on topics that can be hard
to talk about. Each performance is followed by a
guided facilitation.
Plays for Living Plays (Audience Grade)
Devon’s Hurt (2nd & 3rd)
Coping with hurt feelings The Survivors (7th+)
Funded in part by a grant from Sioux Valley Energy Depression and suicide prevention
New Norm (3rd – 5th) NEW! Where Does It End? (8th+)
A musical about embracing hope in darkness Bullying, prejudice and their ugly consequences
What’s the Difference? (4th) For more information or to book
Diversity, discrimination, bullying, stereotypes and a performance, email
cliques dapa@washingtonpavilion.org.
Boxes (5th & 6th)
Pressures, expectations and how students can
choose to define themselves
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“Thank you so much for the
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Create Your Experience Group Information
At Your Washington Pavilion FIELD TRIP DETAILS
School/Group Name: ________________________________________
Your Field Trip Student
Admission
Reduced
Admission
Grade Level/Age: ___________________________________________
Visit Date (1st choice): ________________________Time:_______
Museum Experience (2½ hrs.) Visit Date (2nd choice): ________________________Time:______
Includes exploration of the Kirby Science
$5.50 $2
Discovery Center and guided tour of the Does your group require accommodation for special needs? Yes No
Visual Arts Center
If yes, please explain: ____________________________________
Field Trip Extras # of Students: # of Vans/Cars:
Sack Lunches (½ hr.) # of Chaperones/Staff: # of Buses:
Students/teachers will bring own lunches One (1) teacher or chaperone is required for every ten (10) children and will be admitted free.
Additional adults will be charged the daily adult admission rate.
Wells Fargo CineDome (1 hr.)
$1.50* $0.50*
Film requested: GROUP CONTACT INFORMATION
Science Demonstration (½ hr.) $1.50* $0.50* Primary Contact: ____________________________________________
Role: ______________________________________________________
STEM Discovery Lab (1 hr.*)
Phone: ____________________________________________________
Lab requested: $5
*45 minutes for Pre-K and Kindergarten Email Address: _____________________________________________
School Address: ____________________________________________
Art Smart Lab (1 hr.*)
$5 City: State: Zip:
Lab requested:
*45 minutes for Pre-K and Kindergarten Are you a tax exempt organization? Yes No
A state tax exempt form must be submitted to qualify. No tax reciprocity with Nebraska.
*Limited availability - price when added on to museum admission
Reduced admission? Yes No
Questions? Contact Group Services at groupservices@washingtonpavilion.org. Requires 20% of students to qualify for free or reduced lunch school- or program-wide. If requesting reduced
admission, what percentage of your school or program’s students qualify for free or reduced lunch? %
IMPORTANT NOTES
1. Please return this completed form to the Washington Pavilion at 301 S. Main Ave., Sioux Falls, SD 57104,
or email it to groupservices@washingtonpavilion.org.
2. This form is only a request and is subject to availability. You will be contacted by a Group Services
Coordinator to confirm if your requested date and activities will be available.
3. Washington Pavilion Membership benefits DO NOT apply when visiting with a
group (school, youth, or other) due to special group programming and funding.
4. A group must include a minimum of ten (10) paid admissions to qualify for the normal
or reduced group rate.
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