Wanna Get Away? -Try a Virtual Field Trip
to break up the Winter Blues!
Shedd Aquarium Virtual Field Trips
Prices start at $125 and there are discounts for larger groups. Price includes Asynchronous Pre and Post activities for you to use with your students before and after the trip. Visit their website (linked above) for a list of standards each trip covers.
You can select from the following topics:
Animals of the Amazon (K-5)
Sharks and Reef Life (K-5)
Penguin Habitats (K-5)
Turtle Check-ups (Grades 3-5 only)
The Field Museum: Sue the T. Rex Virtual Tour and Trivia
This FREE virtual tour does require ADVANCED REGISTRATION, and also allows for students to submit their questions ahead of time to be answered during the live tour. (Ages 5 and up)
Many available dates left in January.
The Brookfield Zoo: Virtual Learning Series
Sign up for age appropriate virtual classes that include pre-lesson activities. Brookfield is also offering Zoo Learning Weeks and Art Adventures. See their website for more information and pricing.
Brookfield Zoo: Bringing the Zoo to You
This is a series of recorded lessons and virtual visits throughout the zoo. Themes include: Exploring Ice and Water, Finding Insects. Getting Ready for Winter, and more! These are free recordings, originally posted on Facebook Live. See website for many more titles!
A Visit to the International Space Station
Here students can watch recorded tours of the Astronauts' living quarters, hygiene station, and science labs. This tour is prerecorded and free for classroom use.
Additionally, you can view the surface of Mars (thanks to a partnership between NASA and Google).
Access Mars via the Mars Curiosity Rover
Currently only showing dates in Dec. this site offers FREE virtual field trips with a live tour guide. Topics vary by date and time. Check back for January listings soon!
National Museum of Natural History
Take a self-guided tour of the Natural History museum, which includes EVERY exhibit the museum offers.
Live, FREE African Safari tours. Learn about animals, plant life, and the terrain in South Africa.No registration required. See time table for daily shows.
Students can email their pre and post questions to this email address before or after the tour:
kidsquestions@wildearth.tv
Center for Interactive Learning
The Alaska Zoo
Gray Wolves
Baby Animals and Their Parents
The Living Earth, Fast and Slow
Waterbear! Don't Care!: How animals adapt
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