How to Survive an Overnight School Trip

Check your school's website for information on the trip or read the permission slip., Check the weather forecast for your destination online., Pack the night before (if it's a two night trip the you should pack 3-4 outfits)., Bring more money than...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Check your school's website for information on the trip or read the permission slip.

    Make sure your parents sign the permission slip.

    In some cases, if you have different teachers for different classes, you may need them to sign the permission slip, and promise to make up any missed homework.

    Make sure your parents pay the amount of money needed for the trip or you might show up with your suitcase and they tell you you're not eligible to go!
  2. Step 2: Check the weather forecast for your destination online.

    Most electronics are pre-installed with a weather application.

    Or check out The Weather Channel's website or Weatherbug.com to find the forecast. , Don't forget hygiene supplies! , This is best used for phone calls, souvenirs, and toiletries. , Some schools won't allow you to bring these things, so check with your teacher if you can take one with you. , Set your alarm for 2 hours before you need to arrive at the school or meeting place so that you have time to eat breakfast, take a shower and pack anything you forgot! , Also, pack a lot of snacks for the trip! Packing too much is better than not packing enough, as you can share your overpacked snacks with your friends. , Unless the seats are already assigned, ask your friend to save you a seat.

    You wouldn't want to sit with someone you don't like, or a teacher.
  3. Step 3: Pack the night before (if it's a two night trip the you should pack 3-4 outfits).

  4. Step 4: Bring more money than what you think you will need

  5. Step 5: because personal spending money isn't covered by your school.

  6. Step 6: Charge all electronics and get replacement batteries and/or chargers for each device.

  7. Step 7: Wake up on time.

  8. Step 8: Make sure that you know what to bring and what not to bring.

  9. Step 9: Talk to your friends about saving you a seat on the bus.

Detailed Guide

Make sure your parents sign the permission slip.

In some cases, if you have different teachers for different classes, you may need them to sign the permission slip, and promise to make up any missed homework.

Make sure your parents pay the amount of money needed for the trip or you might show up with your suitcase and they tell you you're not eligible to go!

Most electronics are pre-installed with a weather application.

Or check out The Weather Channel's website or Weatherbug.com to find the forecast. , Don't forget hygiene supplies! , This is best used for phone calls, souvenirs, and toiletries. , Some schools won't allow you to bring these things, so check with your teacher if you can take one with you. , Set your alarm for 2 hours before you need to arrive at the school or meeting place so that you have time to eat breakfast, take a shower and pack anything you forgot! , Also, pack a lot of snacks for the trip! Packing too much is better than not packing enough, as you can share your overpacked snacks with your friends. , Unless the seats are already assigned, ask your friend to save you a seat.

You wouldn't want to sit with someone you don't like, or a teacher.

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