W H E R E :

W H E N : (Rain or Shine)

C O S T :

KATHY CRUDO FIELD TRIP COORDINATOR

field.trips@springscs.org

27740 Jefferson Avenue Temecula, CA 92590

Office: 951.252.8825 Cell: 951.595.6360

Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala 10818 San Diego Mission Road, San Diego, CA, 92108

SPECIAL GUIDELINES:

Space is limited, first serve ֫● No use of membership passes ● Recommended for 4th grade;

however, open to upper grades ● Adult registration limited to one per homeschool family ●

No small children, infants, or strollers (strictly enforced)

P A R K I N G :

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Program Information

REGISTRATION OPENS: February 15, 2019 REGISTRATION CLOSES: March 15, 2019 by 5:00 p.m. NO late registrations or refunds will be processed after this date. NO EXCEPTIONS

NOTE: If you have multiple Homeschool students, each Homeschool student must use their own designated Instructional Fund account to register for field trips. Any duplicate orders for the same field trip on one student’s account will not be allowed.

Thursday, May 23, 2019 Program Start : 11:00 am Check-in Time: 10:30 am Program End: 12:30 pm

$ FREE (Subject to change)

$ 10.00 Student $ 7.00 Child $ 7.00 Adult

One adult registration per homeschool family.

Space is limited. Please check both purchasing options for ticket availability prior to registering.

This program will concentrate on Mission beginning with Juan Rodriquez Cabrilo in 1542 and ending with the rebuilding of the present church in 1931. Cross-cultural differences will be addressed and specificaly the happenings specific to Mission San Diego. Additonally, the tour will focus on artfacts and architcture as related to Mission history.

Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala

Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala

During this docent guided tour as you walk through the mission grounds students will have the opportunity to see the rebuilding of the ewaa, the Kumeyaay hut. The branches were meticulously cut, formed, and proudly built by a member of Kumeyaay people. Students actualy get inside this hut that would have housed a family of four. Our Casa de Los Padres, earliest surviving walls on site, has had wall renovaton and restoration work done and serves as an example of mission life. Our two dioramas, designed and executed by a noted archaeologist also enhance the learning experience.