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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
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Illinois:
- 1B, 1A
- 4A, 5A, 8A, 10A/B, 11A
- 13B, 18B/C, 20A
- SEL3
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90-minute session which includes 3 20-minute units |
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Arrive via the media entrance by Gate 2 |
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Class picture in a ballpark setting - be sure to bring your camera! |
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Bus parking available |
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Handicap accessible |
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Maximum of 60 students per session (min. 25) |
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Reservations required and must be made at least 2 weeks in advance |
$6 per student includes 3 CAP units
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$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.
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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. |
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Get in Gear
Language Arts/History
Discover different parts of speech while using clues to unravel the evolution of baseball equipment from decades past.
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Sandlot Science
Science
Use scientific inquiry skills to conduct an investigation of the most exciting collision in baseball...bat and ball.
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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. |
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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. |
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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." |
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