Field Trip Request Form

Thank you for choosing American Eagle Foundation as your field trip destination. We look forward to helping create core memories and unique experiences for your amazing students.

After submitting this form, a member of our Education or Operations team will contact you to finalize your field trip reservation and programming. Please note that completing this form does not guarantee a reservation but marks the beginning of our planning process.

To ensure the best possible experience, we kindly request a minimum of two weeks' notice prior to your desired field trip date.

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First Name *

Last Name *

Phone *

Email *

Group Name & Information *

Address *

Street Address

City

State

Country

Postal Code

Leader Name (if different from yours)

Leader Phone

Leader Email

Additional Contact

Additional Contact Name

Additional Contact Phone

Additional Contact Email

Date Information

Select dates below, typically field trips take place on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Field trips typically start at 10am and end at 1pm

Please book at least two weeks in advance

If you need any special accommodations for dates and times, please let us know using the space below.

First choice date for field trip

Second choice date for field trip

Additional Special Requests:

Field Trip Attendee Details

Please use the information below to help calculate an estimated field trip cost.

K (5 years) –12 Students: $15 per student
Chaperones: $15 each

Number of Students Expected: *

Number of Adults Expected: *

Estimated # of students in each Grade Group

K-2
3-5
6-8
9-12

About Your Visit

You will get to spend time exploring AEF's Museum
One STEM-based activity (coordinated with our education team; see options below)
Playtime on our state-of-the-art playscape, designed to demonstrate bird adaptations through play
Self-guided tour of our aviaries, home to over 10 species of birds of prey
Lunch break (Note: Lunch is not provided)

Curriculum Information

Select one of the appropriate grade level activities for your field trip experience *

Owl Anatomy and Life Cycle: Students will imagine themselves as Raptor Biologists as they explore characteristics of owls and learn what makes them a bird of prey. (K-3)

Build-a-Bird: Students step into the role of Avian Biologist to discover/create a brand-new bird species. Selecting different wings, beak, tails, and feet, students will color their bird and identify its habitat, diet, and name. (K-5)

Eagle 101: Students will explore the life of the Bald Eagle through interactive activities focused on habitat, diet, and life cycle. The lesson also shares the story of Challenger the Bald Eagle to highlight wildlife conservation. (K-5)

Beaks and Superpowers: Students learn how different bird senses and abilities are specialized to their diets and behavior through fun, hands-on activities (K-8)

Raptor Olympics: Are you faster than a peregrine falcon? Smarter than a raven? Test your speed, strength, and skills against some of the record-holding "Olympians" of the raptor world! (K-8)

Owl Pellet Dissection: During this activity, students will dissect owl pellets, use a dichotomous key to identify prey bones, and explore what owls eat and their role in the food web. They’ll learn how owls help recycle matter in ecosystems and discover the difference between instinctive hunting behaviors and learned responses. (4-12)

The Magic of Flight: In this activity, students will explore how raptors fly, learning how wing shape, air movement, and physics help them soar and hunt efficiently. They’ll discover how raptors conserve energy, why flight styles differ, and how principles like Bernoulli’s affect the way birds of prey glide through the air. (6-12)

I require information or accommodations for the above activities, or I'd like to customize my curriculum.