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Creative Imagining Inspires Big Dreams
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Teaching Moments on this Tour:
Trained tour leaders encourage the creative process as children create their own personal dream board. Using a variety of art mediums, participants communicate thoughts, feelings and ideas while capturing individual memories, hopes and dreams.
Additional learning experiences:
- Developing art literacy and vocabulary
- Exercising imagination
- Making connections through observation and expressing ideas
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Supports your Art Curriculum
Contributes to Scout Related Awards
Creativity comes to life as children are active, engaged and challenged. Trained tour leaders will guide your group, yet there is plenty of opportunity to customize by adding your own expertise or adjusting content to match your group’s learning level. See the outline below for the many ways Dream it. Create it. Share it. benefits students and scouts.
Tour Highlights and Activity Sheets
Review the Tour Highlights for a detailed outline of the Field Trip content. Don’t forget to download the activity sheets designed to help support your lessons! You can use them before the trip to get children excited, or after to continue the learning. (Both are located on the left sidebar)
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| Trip Learning Standards
Visual Arts
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- Create images and forms from observation, memory and imagination.
- Manipulate different art mediums, materials and tools safely.
- Create art that explores the uses of line, shape texture, form and color.
- Use elements of art to communicate emotions and thoughts.
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Life Work
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- Explore careers using visual arts.
- Abilty to use art to communicate.
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Communication
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- Organization of thought.
- Ability to explain art.
- Communicate ideas through art.
- Demonstrates leadership skills.
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| Scout Related Awards
Girl Scouts - Brownie
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- Colors and Shapes
- Creative Composing
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girl scouts - junior
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- Creative Solutions
- Visual Arts
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girl scouts - cadette
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- Artistic Crafts
- Visual Arts
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boy scouts
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Look at What Your Colleagues are Saying
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“My students and I really enjoyed our field trip. At our school January is Art and Artist month so this field trip really reinforced what we have been covering in class. I will definitely book another field trip through the Field Trip Factory!”
-Meredith Aubrey, Kindergarten Teacher
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“I was very impressed with our field trip to A.C. Moore! They set up a classroom in the back with lots of supplies for the kids to create their "dream page". Also, our store guide, Rosa, was wonderful.... she made our trip more fun!”
-Emily James, 4th Grade Teacher
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“The students enjoyed learning about the different things in a craft store. They loved making the craft. The length of time for the field trip was perfect. Awesome job!! We had a great time, super!!”
-Donna Fannin, 2nd Grade Teacher
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About the Host
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A.C. Moore began providing the communities of Moorestown, New Jersey with a wide range of arts and crafts products to create any project in 1985. Now, 26 years later, the company has expanded its reach throughout the Eastern United States with over 130 stores that provide product selection, value and service aimed to inspire and fulfill unlimited creative possibilities in people of all ages. Wanting to give more to their communities, A.C. Moore developed “Crafting a Better World,” an initiative designed to provide crafters a way to give back to their communities by doing what they love. Through Crafting a Better World, A.C. Moore has partnered with, and helped to raise money for, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, American Red Cross and Easter Seals.
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Bus Funding
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We know that while our trips are FREE, your busing situation may not be so cost-effective. We have three different options to help get you to the field trip for FREE too! Click the MORE BUS FUNDING INFO button below to find out your next steps!
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