Educators | Unfield Trips

Unfield Trips

Put the "zing" in the field trip experience with an Unfield Trip!

Students and educators take a deep dive into curiosity, discovery, and creativity through hands-on learning immersed in exploration and inquiry.

The Amazeum welcomes educators and students of all abilities, ages, backgrounds, and educational settings. 

Thanks to the generous support of the Walmart Foundation, admission and virtual resources are free for pre-K through 12th grade public, private, homeschool, and charter school students in Benton and Washington counties.

Scroll down for workshop add-on options, reservation details, and supplemental resources.   

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Hershey's Lab Workshops

Enhance your Unfield Trip with a private Hershey's Lab experience for your students and adult chaperones. Workshops use Hershey’s products to explore various scientific principles. Hands-on explorations give students a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) experience that is unique to the Amazeum. 

Ask about adding a Hershey's Lab workshop when you reserve your next Unfield Trip. 

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Tinkering Workshops

Make your Unfield Trip experience richer by adding a private tinkering experience for your students and adult chaperones. A Tinkering workshop allows students to explore a variety of materials, maker skills, and techniques in a hands-on, facilitated maker activity. Your students will practice maker skills as well as problem solving, creativity, communication, and confidence building.

Ask about adding a Tinkering workshop when you reserve your next Unfield Trip. 

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Sensory Friendly Days!

Everyone is welcome to attend a day of celebration and fun as we focus on guests with special needs.

Small-scale groups of special education students will be able to reserve Unfield Trips and families with or without members with special needs are invited to join in the fun! The Amazeum team will have sensory friendly activities, facilitate play across all abilities, and provide an opportunity for guests to connect to one another in an understanding environment.

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Reservations and Fees

Now taking reservations for 2023-24 school year visits!
Before reserving, please closely review the Unfield Trip Frequently Asked Questions. 

To start the Unfield Trip reservation process, please complete an Unfield Trip interest form. An Amazeum team member will contact you within 2 business days via email to finalize the reservation. Be sure to check your spam folder! 

Your reservation is not complete until an Amazeum representative emails you a confirmation letter. 

Thanks to generous support from the Walmart Foundation, Unfield Trip admission is complimentary for students and required chaperones in Benton and Washington counties. Schools outside of these counties receive a discounted admission rate of $8 per student/additional adult.

Important, Please Note:  If you have booked an Unfield Trip visit to the Scott Family Amazeum, and you'd like your group to visit the nearby Crystal Bridges Museum as well, you must contact Crystal Bridges directly to schedule your visit in advance. 

Health and Safety

Safety requirements are in place to provide a safe and healthy learning experience for students and guests in the museum. 

  • School groups will not be able to bring lunches into the museum during Unfield Trips. We recommend going to Orchard Park or Memorial Park nearby. The pavilions must be reserved ahead of time and only allow for a maximum of 99 people. Please use the links below to see availability or call Bentonville Parks and Recreation at 479-464-7275.

Grade Level Tools

Get the most out of your Unfield Trip by utilizing these Grade Level Tools.

Click on your grade level to access resources that connect the Amazeum experience to classroom curriculum by inspiring learning before, during, and after the visit. You'll also find tools for arranging Unfield Trip logistics such as maps, parent letters, and student grouping planner.

pre - K K - 1  2 - 3  4 - 6  7 +

Exhibit Guides and Maps

Amazeum Map/Chaperone Guide - Spanish
Amazeum Map/Chaperone Guide - Hmong
Amazeum Map/Chaperone Guide - Marshallese
Amazeum Map/Chaperone Guide - English

Virtual Unfield Trip Options

Unable to visit in person? Check out our virtual Unfield Trips!

 

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Kids and Educators Love Unfield Trips

"After visiting the Amazeum I am more curious about how things work and how things are operated. I really enjoyed this field trip because I got to learn while having fun! I hope to come back and learn more while having an amazing time!"

-4th grade student 

"My class loved attending the Amazeum. There are so many hands-on and sensory activities that they are able to participate in. It also allows the students to have a sense of freedom and free choice in what they get to do that is seldom seen in other places. We will be back next year!"

-Middle School Special Education teacher

"After visiting the Amazeum I am more curious about how magnets work on metal and not on other things. I am also wondering how the magnet has the force and how we could feel the force of it pushing. I am wondering how they make all the stuff like the smoke, grocery store, and the screen room and SpongeBob!"

-5th grade student

"The most beneficial part of the Amazeum 'Unfield Trip' was to see the science portion that reflected our 5th grade science standards. Specifically seeing the water section of the museum coincided with the lesson we talked about earlier int he year."

-5th grade teacher

"After visiting the Amazeum I am more curious about animation. I saw it in the Nickelodeon studio. The sound tower was super cool. I am also more curious in water and wind. That's why I like the water works. It's very cool that water can flow many different ways with wind. I also like puzzles. They can exercise your brain."

-4th grade student

"I can honestly say that the activities were perfect for all our kids. Throughout the year, we spent a lot of time working on Science portfolios and I wish we had been able to take the kids to the Amazeum earlier in the year. I think our portfolio projects would have been more beneficial to the students had they seen your amazing water tornado first. We definitely will be bringing our students again next year. To quote one of our most challenging students, 'This was the BEST field trip ever!' We would like to give a heartfelt 'THANKS!' to the Scott Family Amazeum staff who made this a very enjoyable experience and to everyone at the Walmart Foundation for funding this amazing interactive learning facility."

-Special Education teacher

"The Unfield Trip was beneficial for our students because they explored, played, role-played, discovered, laughed, and learned. Their faces and their questions prove that while at the Amazeum, they really are learning and wondering about things!"

-3rd grade teacher