Are you looking for a fun and educational field trip? Why not travel to Paris or New York? How about Washington, DC, or the Grand Canyon? Wouldn’t it be fun to go globe-trotting? I don’t know about you, but we don’t have the time or the money. Join me in my Introduction to Architecture for the next best thing. Okay, I know, it’s a very far “next.” This month we will be discussing the engineering behind some of the world’s most iconic structures, such as the Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Washington Monument, and the Grand Canyon Skywalk. Middle school and high school students may just find some inspiration to go exploring one day or build their own masterpiece that folks will travel across the world to see. Find out where each of these buildings stand and study the city, the state, and the country with Terri Johnson in her Geography course. Elementary, middle school, and high school students will enjoy this study of the world through twelve months of lessons that focus on people of the past from different regions, different states and countries, the Industrial Revolution and the Holy Land, and ancient Greece and Rome. This isn’t your typical geography class. It was engineered for explorers!

Tammie Bairen

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