Sunnie Templeton

Posted on 8/07/09

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Hi...My name is Sunnie Templeton and I have been a Personal
Tour Coordinator for Class Act Tours, an Educational Tour
Company, for the past 20 years! I understand all too well
your disappointed experience on your last class trip to
Washington DC, where the students were not as prepared as
you had hoped. At Class Act Tours, we provide teachers
prior to the trip, fun and engaging assignments to ensure
the students understand the many opportunities and
experiences Washington DC has to offer. We also provide
each student with a Personal Scavenger Hunt which lasts the
duration of the trip, along with many educational scavenger
hunts to be used at individual museums,etc. And yes, we
also provide a "National Treasure" scavenger hunt upon
request!! The students are also provided a fun pocket "work
book" and inspirational diary to provoke meaningful
thoughts and questions. We work hard to make our Washington
DC Trips interesting, interactive and fun, while at the
same time incredibly educational!! We truly feel that when
a child visits Washington DC for the first time, their
lives are changed forever.......We feel privileged to be
part of this process with YOU! Please do not hesitate to
contact me if you are ready to coordinate your 2010 Spring
Trip! I'll be happy to assist you with a no obgligation
quote to demonstrate how reasonable our prices are. Class
Act Tours maintains affordable trips so that every child
who wants to attend, the cost will not put a financial
burden on the parents!! Looking forward to hearing from you
and any other teachers who may want to arrange an
affordable and exciting Washington DC or Colonial
Williamsburg Student Trip for 2010!

Sunnie Templeton
Class Act Tours
678 881-0855-Atlanta Office
202 772-4292-Washington DC Office
www.classacttours.com
Sunnie@ClassActTours.com
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On 5/22/08, el-toro wrote:
> Are there any books out there similar to a National
Treasure
> type story that covers historical information specific to
> Washington DC?
>
> I just got back from our 8th grade class trip and I was
> disappointed out how unprepared our 8th graders were for
> understanding what they were seeing...the memorials,
capitol
> building, etc. I know 8th grade Social Studies only goes
up
> to the civil war, so I thought about doing a reading
project
> to help prepare them some next year.

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