The set departure time for our field trip...with or without you! (Rise and shine!)
What is 6:45am?
100
Your docent will lead you on a tour of this floor of the museum. (or should I say...this this this floor floor floor)
What is the third floor?
100
The only reason you should take this off of the bus is if it doubles as your camera.
What is a phone/iPod?
100
All aboard! The buses will be leaving the museum at this time in the afternoon.
What is 2:30pm?
100
This teacher quickly realized that opening an unmarked door was not a way to respect the museum.
Who is Mr. Given?
200
The number one thing to do if you get separated from your chaperone while in the city.
What is 'to stay where you are' ?
200
When looking for information about a certain piece in the museum, or when trying to figure out if you can/cannot touch or photograph, look for these helpful reminders.
What are signs?
200
These are permitted on the bus, but NOT in the museum.
What are bags, snacks, and drinks?
200
This small, but important, piece of paper must be displayed at all times when walking around the museum.
What is a museum pass?
200
This teacher got the heebie-jeebies in the bug exhibit of the museum.
Who is Mrs. Lee?
300
Even when out in the city, you should NOT being doing this on your phone.
What is 'calling or texting'?
300
If you get separated from your chaperone in the museum, this museum employee would be a good person for which to look.
Who is the docent?
300
These are required with any electronic devices that emit sound.
What are headphones?
300
When you see a sign showing a hand print, it means that you can do this to the exhibit/display.
What is to touch?
300
This teacher thought that she was in National Treasurer for a moment, but it would be inappropriate to investigate further.
Who is Miss Preston?
400
While strolling down the city sidewalks, this is how you and your friends should be walking. (hint - anybody "Noah" guy?)
What is 'two-by-two'?
400
These sections of the museum have VERY VERY strict rules, and you need to consult with your chaperone before entering.
What are the art galleries?
400
On the bus, you will be sitting in these seats on the way back from Pittsburgh.
What are the same seats?
400
A person who acts as a guide, typically on a voluntary basis, in a museum.
Who is a docent?
400
An object made by shaping molten metal or similar material in a mold.
What is a cast?
500
The building that we will be visiting in Pittsburgh!
What is the Carnegie Museum?
500
The two main sections of this floor are not connected, so be sure to stick with your chaperone and group!
What is the second floor?
500
Any drinks brought on the bus need to have this.
What is a cap or lid?
500
When walking around the museum, this is where you should be looking for displays/exhibits.
Where is everywhere?!
500
This teacher thought she was being attacked by a dinosaur, but when she took a closer look, she saw that it was simply a skeleton display.