We will celebrate the

end of the school year

by going to the BODY
WORLDS Vital
exhibit in Faneuil Hall
on June 5, 2014. Since
we have just finished
our unit in health and
the mechanics of the
human body, this will
be both an interactive
and fun adventure! This exhibit provides an
in-depth look into real human bodies beneath
the skin level. The exhibit includes real
human body specimens, organs, and body
splices. Gunther von Hagens, who is a
physician and an anatomist, created this
exhibit by preserving donated bodies through
Plastination. This is a process that removes
the body fluids and fat from the bodies to
allow us to see what is really inside. These
plastinates are of all ages and show a range of
anatomical positions. We will be able to see
how disease affects the human body and
compare
healthy to
unhealthy
bodies.
Our day will
begin at the
exhibit
where we
will be
guided
through an
audio tour
for two
hours. What
a wonderful
way to serve our Creator by seeing His most
precious creations.
ITIENARY
8:00 9:00 : Students are expected
to arrive at the normal time for a 8:00
AM start. We will have our morning
attendance and
devotion.

9:00 10:00 :
Depart GBA and travel
into Boston. If we arrive
early, students will
have time to review
their BODY WORLDS student guide.

10:00 12:00 : BODY
WORLDS Vital Exhibit.
Students will use their
student guides and the
accompanying audio tour to
go at their own pace through the exhibit.

12:00 1:00 : LUNCH. Students will
break into groups with their chaperone
and can either purchase lunch at Quincy
Market or eat their sack lunch.

1:00 2:00 : Students will stay in
their same groups with their chaperone
and can take a look into the shops.
Everyone must be back in front of
Faneuil Hall by 2:00 PM unless they are
with their parents and staying.

2:00 3:00 : Depart from Boston and
head back to GBA. Students will be
ready for their usual 3:00 PM dismissal.





























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DETAILS

What: Field Trip to BODY WORLDS Vital
exhibit

Where: 200 Faneuil Hall Square Boston,
MA 02109

When: Thursday June 5, 2014

Attire: Field Day Uniform

Cost
PRICE
TICKET
$22.50
Audio Guide
$5.00
*Payment is DUE by Friday May 30, 2014*

Directions








Taking the T:
Blue Line to Aquarium/Faneuil Hall
Orange Line to State Street or Haymarket
Red Line to Park Street






AMERICAN/SANDWICHES

Hillstone
60 State St.

Saus
33 Union St.

ITALIAN/PIZZA
Bertuccis
22 Merchants Row

Crush Pizza
107 State St.

ASIAN/MEXICAN
Zuma Tex Mex Grill
7 North Market St.

Hong Kong
65 Chatham St.











Hyatt Regency Hotel
One Avenue de Lafayette Boston, MA 02111
617. 912. 1234
Though prices are a bit more expensive with standard
rooms starting at $286, the view is very worth it. This
is 5-star hotel located in the heart of Boston, making it
accessible to the T and the gateway into the city.
Each room has free Wi-Fi access and won the 2013
Catering and Convention Services Team Award.
Ames Boston Hotel
1 Court St.
Boston, MA 02108
617.979.8100
Located within steps of
Faneuil Hall, this 4-star
hotel is elegant yet
modern. Rooms are
expensive, starting from
$235 for a standard
queen room. All rooms
come with Wi-Fi access,
in-room spa services and a 42 flat screen HD TV. All
rooms are smoking free.
Millennium Bostonian Hotel
26 North Street at Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Boston, MA 02109
617.523.3600
No need to walk
anywhere, this hotel is
right at Faneuil Hall.
While most of the
rooms have north and
south views of Faneuil
Hall, there are some
rooms that are
between apartment
units. Rooms are slightly cheaper and start at $202.
DINING
OPTIONS
For those that wish to sit down and
have a meal and not eat from the
Quincy Market venders, below are
some other options within walking
distance
ACCOMADATIONS