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Cardinals CAP Program
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Experience LEARNING through one of baseball's greatest franchises!

The Cardinals Academic Program integrates the game of baseball with school curriculum and provides hands-on activities in various locations at Busch Stadium.

Students in grades 3-8 will participate in three units, selected by the teacher (see below for unit descriptions). Units are designed specifically for Grades 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8.

Each unit was written and designed by Missouri and Illinois educators and aligns with state standards.

Missouri:
  • SCI 7
  • CA 1, 7
  • SS 6,7
  • MA 1,3
  • HPE 1/4
 Illinois:
  • 1B, 1A
  • 4A, 5A, 8A, 10A/B, 11A
  • 13B, 18B/C, 20A
  • SEL3


THE GAME PLAN

90-minute session which includes 3 20-minute units
Arrive via the media entrance by Gate 2
Class picture in a ballpark setting - be sure to bring your camera!
Bus parking available
Handicap accessible
Maximum of 60 students per session (min. 25)
Reservations required and must be made at least 2 weeks in advance


COST

$6 per student includes 3 CAP units
OR
$10 super ticket includes the CAP experience and a stadium tour.

1 teacher or adult chaperone per 10 students is required with a maximum of 10 adults for the entire group.



For booking information or questions:
email: stadiumtours@stlcardinals.com
(314) 345-9565

All Star Anatomy
Health, Physical Education
Learn the muscles of the human body by identifying them through light physical activity and labeling them on Cardinals player pictures. 		Get in Gear
Language Arts/History
Discover different parts of speech while using clues to unravel the evolution of baseball equipment from decades past.
 
Sandlot Science
Science
Use scientific inquiry skills to conduct an investigation of the most exciting collision in baseball...bat and ball. 		It's in the Cards
Language Arts/Math
Gather and analyze various statistics by playing a board game that uses information from a baseball card.
 
Diamond Diversity
Social Studies
Celebrate the contributions that Jackie Robinson made to Major League Baseball by using past and present player profiles to create a multi-cultural picture of the St. Louis Cardinals.		 That's a Winner!
Character Education
Explore important character traits such as respect and responsibility by hearing about the winning character of former Cardinals announcer, Jack Buck, and playing a game entitled, "That's A Winner."