The AP science class is going on a trip to the Avengers Compound. Peter Parker wants everyone to finally see that he really does know Ironman, Captain America, Hulk, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Winter Soldier, and Falcon, or at least he thought he did. Then Flash sets out to make him look like a fool and his past comes back to haunt him. (this is like the field trip trope with a twist)

Peter Parker didn't think his day could get any worse- until he was proven wrong. When his teacher announces that his class is taking a field trip to Stark Industries, Peter knows that there's no getting out of this. Tony's gonna embarrass him, Cap's gonna give his 'don't do drugs' lecture, and there's no telling what the rest of the Avengers will do. *Rated T because I'm paranoid*

Peter Parker has to go on the monthly school field trip. Where are they going? Stark Towers. His home. Of course only he would be this unlucky. Where Aunt May has passed away and Tony Stark, Pepper Potts and the rest of the Avengers take in Peter. This is also extended, including post-field trip and also Avengers bonding in general. **CROSS-POSTED ON A03/ARCHIVEOFOUROWN**

peter Parker finally gets the chance to show he isn't lying about his job at Stark Industries- a field trip to his workplace, and some avenger surprises. hints of Peter x Gwen, set after spiderman homecoming and civil war never happened. pre infinity war, avengers still live in stark tower. One-Shot rated T for course language and innuendos (Flash)

Peter Parker is excited for the field trip that is until he realizes it is to Avengers tower as the Avengers are like family to him and are sure to go out of their way to embarrassed him. The school bully "Flash" could also end up seriously injured if he doesn't quit using Peter's school nickname and on top of it all Thor can't keep a secret and refers to Peter as child of spiders

Aunt May died not long after she found out Peter was Spider-Man. His Aunt Pepper with out question takes him in, and now he lives at the tower with the rest of The Avengers. His life is going ok, Flash keeps saying he is lying about being an intern at Stark Tower. When his class takes a field trip to The Tower, He is worried that his family is going to embarrass him. He is right.

Peter Parker (excuse me, Peter Stark) is the son of Tony Stark. It has just gotten out to the press that Tony Stark has a son, so guess who gets to go on a lame ass field trip to Stark Tower (excuse me, Avengers Tower)? Yup, that's right, Peter Stark. Throw in his crazy boyfriend (one guess on who that is), one supersoldier that likes to glare, one snarky archer, and the poor tour

If Peter's class can take a field trip that exposes him to a radioactive spider, and another that brought him to the scene of an alien kidnapping, the trip to Mr Stark's workplace should really have been no big deal. Then again, not much had gone as Peter hoped lately.

Sequel to A Field Trip. The world now knows that Peter Parker is spiderman but how does he deal with the aftermath. Can be understood without reading the first though I would suggest it.

What if the Avengers suddenly knew that their Baby Avenger is getting bullied. It all started with a FREAKING FIELD TRIP! and thats it. (Completed but I'm gonna have another story that connects to this. Dont worry)

Sickdays 5.0 prompt fill! Peter has to ditch a field trip thanks to a poorly-timed case of the flu. Luckily, Tony's there to watch over him. Minor Interwebs.

Fill for Sickdays 4.0! Pre-SMHC. The start of a Parker family vacation immediately follows a field trip gone wrong, and it's not a good time for Peter.

Peter is devastated after he is told that he is not allowed to go on the field trip with the rest of his class tomorrow. Tony steps in and tells him that he can stay at the tower on the day of the field trip. Only, Peter didn't realize that the field trip was to the tower, and guess who the lucky intern who gets to give them a tour is . . .

The classic field trip trope. Tony Stark is up to his meddling ways when Peter and his class visit SI. Fluffy, oneshot.

Life had been too good to be true so something must mess with his now currently perfect existence. Field Trip to Stark Industries would be fine on its own, Peter had always wanted a tour, but of course they had to be visiting the Intern Floor... His Floor.

Peter's class go on a field trip to Stark Tower, however Peter can't go. Instead he spends the day at home with his dad (Tony) and family. He's definitely surprised when he finds out the field trip is where he lives!

Peter Parker wanted to die. Wanted to crawl into a hole, shrivel up and die. And no, this was not the normal gen-Z dark humour that at some point had gone beyond dark humour. aka The infamous Field Trip trope that I just had to write about

One-Shot: This was so not the field trip Peter expected to be on. SPOILERS FOR AVENGERS INFINITY WAR! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Rated T for safety.

Peter goes on a field trip to SI with his classmates. What could possibly go wrong?

Peter gets a surprise at Stark Industries

Out of all the times for a zombie apocalypse to break it out, it had to be when Tony was away from home. Sometimes Tony thought these things happened to him as a long running cosmic joke. Surely someone out there hated him with the fire of a thousand suns.

Peter's been an orphan since the age of 9 and he's been bounced around so many homes he doesn't remember what it's like to have a real family. Then the Avengers come into his life and they're the best thing to happen to him.

They faced terrorist attacks, alien armies, black holes, enhanced powered humans, and other things that one can imagine. But nothing takes the cake more than the things they do on a daily basis at the Tower… or anywhere else.

Peter Parker's excitement upon hearing of the field trip is soon replaced by a feeling of dread when he discovers that the trip is to Stark Industries. Set after Spider-Man homecoming. Infinity War hasn't happened yet. Complete.

With May gone, Peter is an orphan and sent to foster care. He doesn't stay long, the abuse he receives there becoming too much. Despite being homeless, he still puts on the suit, Spider-Man getting him through when Peter Parker couldn't. It's a chance encounter that brings Tony and Peter together. Tony is going to make mistakes and so is Peter. No one is perfect.