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Field Trip Log

Document educational outings and track expenses.

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Turning field trips into homeschool records

Museums, farms, parks and factory tours are some of the best homeschool days. Logging them turns a fun outing into evidence of learning for your portfolio.

  1. Record the date, the place and the subjects it connects to (science, history, art).
  2. Write two or three things your child learned, in their words if possible.
  3. Add a photo or a brochure to your portfolio next to the entry.
  4. Count the trip as a school day if your state counts days and the trip was educational.

Frequently asked questions

Do field trips count as homeschool days?

In most states that count days, an educational field trip can count as a school day. Log what was learned so the day is documented.

What makes a good homeschool field trip?

A clear link to something you are studying, a little preparation before (a book or video) and a short reflection after.

Do museums offer homeschool discounts?

Many do, often on specific homeschool days. Ask for an educator or homeschool rate and bring a copy of your notice of intent if your state uses one.

How do I record a field trip for high school credit?

Log the hours and connect the trip to a course. Several related trips can add hours toward a history or science credit.

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