The Cincinnati Cyclones will host the 9th annual Field Trip Day game on Tuesday, November 17, 2015. Schools are invited to spend the day with us at U.S. Bank Arena as we put together a full educational program for students using hockey as the backdrop. Each year, nearly 7,500 students from over 50 schools in three states attend the program.
* Ticket Packages must be purchased prior to the day of a game
* Ticket Package Prices increase the day of game
Curriculum
The curriculum that will be taught will address Common Core Standards in Math and Science with additional lessons in Health and Physical Education. As in years past we use hockey as the theme, which will include a fully developed curriculum in the following areas:
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The curriculum is addressed and taught during the course of the game via our video boards, on-ice activities, and workbooks. DVD’s of the video portion along with the student workbooks will be handed out upon arrival to the game. Each area is broken down into three easy to learn segments. After arriving at the Arena at approximately 10am, the first part of the program will begin pregame (around 10:10am). The second portion is shown during the first intermission (roughly 11:15am). The third and final segment occurs during the second intermission (roughly 11:50am). The game should finish around 12:45pm. Students and teachers are invited to bring brown-bag packed lunches from home and have their meal at their leisure. The Arena’s concession stands will also be open for students and teachers to purchase items during the day. (Note: Alcohol sales are prohibited)
Parking
Your bus parking is included in the price of the ticket. Over the past few years we have developed a very detailed bus parking system with the assistance of the Cincinnati Police Department. You can rest assured that arriving and departing the event will be very organized.
Testimonials
"Thanks for the preparation that you and your staff did to make a memorable Education in Hockey day for our students, they really enjoyed it."
- Zach Yates (Campbell County High School)
"Wanted to let you know that we had a great time and we will certainly be back again next year!"
- Rachel McConnachie (Cline Elementary)
"Our students had the most wonderful time. They returned so excited and talkative about their time. I’m hopeful that next year, we’ll have triple the number to go. Thank you for all of your assistance with scheduling this for our students. You made them feel very welcomed and special."
- Pamela Bailey (CHCA)
"Thanks for a great day!!! This was the smoothest one yet, I especially appreciated getting the bag right when we got off the bus. Also, having the DVD already will make tomorrow go much easier. The workbook will be our quiz over the event tomorrow. Thanks again for a great day."
- Mary Brown (Union County Middle School)
