Rayven Sanchez
Students Coronado Day Field Trip
It was the beginning of the year and palmer way’s gate class went to their first field trip to Coronado Ferry Landing. Both classes were very excited to go. They traveled by bus, trolley, and ferry. The students were ready and prepared to voyage along side with their classmates, friends, and parents on Friday August, 13.
After Mr. Crosbie and Mr. Clarken took attendance they walked out of the school and across the street to the bus stop. After waiting 20 through 30 minutes for the bus to arrive, they cramped to the back of the bus allowing others plenty of leeway. As all the students including teacher and guardians stepped out of the bus they headed to the trolley about 70 feet from the bus. Using the same technique from the bus, they had little leeway and plenty for others. While they arranged that the boys letting girls take their seats and and allowing them to stand up. Then the juniors were now excited to take the ferry. As the Captain operated the boat across the sea the juniors love the wind and brees.
Finally after they journeyed across the sea they meet their schools resource specialist, ms. Bo, and the Principal, mr. Denegri, at the beach. “Transportation is tiring and hot but it was worth it” bawled a student named Steven. Later they grouped each student in both classes to a parent volunteer. Most people change clothes to swim first some shopped and less ate. A student, Isaias, exclaimed , “Its fun to go to the beach especially with your class”. As the sophomores and their groupes wander around, men and women were exploring Coronado Ferry Landing while pedaling their bikes. After a while the kids ate and bought food their. They packed mostly food and some clothes.
The trip to Coronado all turned out well except that a sixth-grader, Jacob, accidentally cut his foot. But besides that everyone had a great time. When after time was up and they had to go home. Everyone stepped on the Ferry and waved good-bye to Coronado Ferry Landing. After their day ended, fourth and fifth-Graders are looking forward to go next year but for the six graders never going to Coronado with their class.