School field trips are organized outings where students visit places outside their regular classroom environment. These trips can include museums, parks, historical sites, or science centers, providing hands-on learning experiences. They help students connect classroom lessons to real-world applications and often encourage teamwork and social interaction. Teachers usually plan field trips to enhance the curriculum and make learning more engaging. Students often participate in activities related to their studies, such as exploring local history at a museum or observing nature in a national park. Field trips can also foster a sense of adventure and curiosity among students.