What Field Trips Are Really Like For Teachers

And why so many teachers dread them... 🤣 (w/ Honest Teacher Vibes)

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[JH-tnec]

Kid: "Can you sign my permission slip?"
Teacher: "Can I file you on my taxes?" 😂

[dorismidge]

“They didn’t make this weather for folks thicker than a Snickers!” I’m going to have to remember that and use that! 😂

[followyourdreams]

On every class trip, my OCD explodes because I’m determined to keep them all alive so constantly count them all like sheep. I count to 30 at least a hundred times!

[desslou]

"If Mrs. Richardson has to wait on ya people, imma get a attitude"

Dude. That was the most true thing in the whole video.

[audrey]

🎶 “Jesus ….be a fence….all around me.” 🎶 …..love it!

[elderlypoodle]

I went as the room mom. Before we left the teacher asked the kindergarten class. “
And why is it important to stay together as a group?”
A child raised his hand and said “Because we could die”. 🤣

[KatTheLavaGirl]

I like how you can’t tell if this is elementary school, middle school, or high school lol

[kathrynfahm]

Liquor stores really should have teacher discounts.

[Husker.]

Who else is not a teacher but still watch these videos

[dmarielilly]

As a former museum educator, I can say this is accurate! LOL God Bless you, teachers!

[SetonGirlMara]

This is 100% true!I'm a brand new teacher but I was a camp counselor while going through college to become a teacher. Keeping track of 40 kids in an amusement park or a zoo is just awful. Teachers should get a bonus for field trips.

[annem]

Forgot about ALL the paperwork before the field trip ... cafeteria for lunches, scheduling busses, collecting permission slips, calling parents....

[katwelch]

My daughter's 3rd grade teacher was amazing. She took them walking every 2 weeks to the city library. The kids had to memorize a short poem every week and recite it in small groups. I never saw a teacher before or since who made it through each textbook: science, history, English, math.

[Litzergam]

As a parent who has volunteered to go on field trips several times, I've always wondered how the teachers manage to keep their cool when they have a bunch of children bouncing around like wild monkeys. I only get assigned 3-4 kids to keep track of. The teacher has to keep track of the whole crazy group, plus listen to the same speaches/act/video for the 10th year in a row.

[christyt]

Former teacher here. Rounding them up and getting them all to stay in the bus to go home at the end of the day can be lots of fun, too.

[jengentry]

I love her, she is HILARIOUS. And SPOT ON.

[margi]

This happened to my niece when she was in senior high school 12 years ago. Her school organised a 10 day trip to Europe from Australia for modern and ancient history students in her year group which occurred during the school holidays. The flight is about 20 to 24 hours long including transit time. About 30 students went with 4 teachers. They went to France, Italy, Germany and the UK. The UK was their final destination. That was the week that volcano in Iceland decided to erupt and the volcanic ash and smoke caused all air traffic around Europe to cease for almost 2 weeks. They were staying at a youth hostel and hadn’t checked out when they found out all flights were cancelled. They were stuck in the UK for an extra week with money running out. One teacher went to the airport everyday to find out when a flight out of the UK could happen as it was almost impossible to ring the airport. The teachers had to find free activities for the students to do e.g playing soccer in Hyde Park, going to the British Museum, visiting Cambridge University. They managed to stay at the same youth hostel, but the hostel already had bookings for that week, so they brought up extra mattresses and the girls were put into one room and the boys in another room. The teachers shared rooms with other adults. My niece rang home crying because she was home sick and then abruptly stopped and asked for her parents to put more money into her account and phone credit. Finally they were able to fly home via Munich and Thailand. It took them 48 hours to get home as they had to wait for connecting flights. The teachers deserved medals for the extra supervision and stress they were under. When they arrived back at Sydney Airport, the principal met them and gave the teachers the week off as the new term had started while they were away. Everyone was relieved once they landed at the airport. Their story even made the newspapers.

[Mcsllew]

I swear you act out “my inner child” thoughts within all of you videos. 🤣I’m 4 years shy of retirement. Keep me Jesus!

[NicoleneOReilly]

"I better not see a phone!" "Call your people.."

[topshotsphotobooth]

It's hotter than a second level of hell!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm not a teacher but that line and the whole skit is was funny