Take your students on a virtual field trip with these teacher-approved destinations, videos, and resources. Your students will love exploring new places with these engaging virtual field trips! Keep reading to find out where your class can travel to next!
Practicing social distancing but getting stir crazy? Enjoy viewing lots of different animals by taking a virtual field trip!
Get the ultimate South Island New Zealand road trip itinerary including all the best things to do on the South Island plus where to stay and where to eat
Take your students on a virtual field trip with these teacher-approved destinations, videos, and resources. Your students will love exploring new places with these engaging virtual field trips! Keep reading to find out where your class can travel to next!
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This virtual field trip sends students virtually to the historic site of Mount Vernon. There they learn parts of the American history behind it while exploring the Mount Vernon website as well as being able to take a virtual tour of the grounds of Mount Vernon to gain even more information about this destination. Resource includes: Discovery Log printable Links to used video and websites Introduction for lesson Concluding activity Please rate and review!
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Explore zoos, aquariums, museums and destinations around the world without leaving home. Here are 20 virtual field trips you can take with your kids.
Your students will love learning about different continents, countries, and Hawaii this year! Each resource includes a PowerPoint presentation and activities to teach them about the cultures, sights, food, animals, and geography of that area. There are 8 unique countries, continents, plus Hawaii included in this bundle! These are perfect low-prep activities to use in your classroom throughout the year! This resource works great for 1st through 4th grade classrooms, but can also be used with Kindergarten, 5th and 6th grade as well. ❗️This is a DIGITAL download. Once you complete your purchase, you'll download a PDF off of Etsy with a link to download the files off of Dropbox. Nothing physical will be mailed to you. You do NOT need a Dropbox subscription to access the files. Due to file size, they are just housed on Dropbox until you download them to your computer. **This product is for personal use only; it cannot be resold or given away for free in any way. If you plan to share with co-workers please message me to inquire about purchasing additional licenses. The following destinations are included in this bundle: • A Trip to Africa • A Trip to Australia • A Trip to Asia • A Trip to South America • A Trip to North America • A Trip to Europe • A Trip to Mexico • A Trip to Hawaii Each resource in this bundle includes: • A 30+ slide PowerPoint lesson in PDF and PPT format, which includes facts, photos, and information about the destination, including: - the geography - the language - fun places to visit - the culture - the food - animals native to the location • Multiple activities to reinforce what students have learned about each destination; some are worksheets, craft ideas, and more! • Plane Ticket templates to use for your virtual field trips HOW TO USE THESE RESOURCES: • Create an exciting virtual class field for your students! Check out this blog post for easy tips on using this resource in your classroom! https://ashleymckenzietpt.com/how-to-create-a-fun-virtual-field-trip/ • I always set my chairs up in rows and try to recreate the inside of a plane while we fly and learn about each place. I even provide sprite and pretzels! :) You can use these resources to incorporate social studies and cultural studies into your students' day or as a reward for good class behavior! Each destination includes plane tickets to make the experience so much more fun for them! Hand each student a plane ticket the night before and they will be dying to come back to school the next day! ✨See what teachers are saying about this resource! • "This is such a good way to incorporate geography and cultural lessons. We have really enjoyed going through all of the activities. Everything is very engaging and requires minimal prep." • "My class loved pretending to go to Hawaii. They loved pretending to fly. Great way to learn about different places. So many slides with pictures and maps. Thank you!!!" • "My kids went gaga over the tickets! It lent the right amount of authenticity to our world travels. Having ready to go slide decks and facts is so helpful. My kids loved their trip to South America! Thank you!" Be sure to check out more classroom resources, including Google Slides templates and bulletin board kits, in my shop! https://www.etsy.com/shop/AshleyMckenzieDecor Here are more resources you might like: • Día de los Muertos Activities Bundle: https://www.etsy.com/AshleyMckenzieDecor/listing/1308767511 • September 11th PowerPoint Lesson & Activities: https://www.etsy.com/AshleyMckenzieDecor/listing/1286193404 • Seasonal Writing Crafts for the Whole Year: https://www.etsy.com/AshleyMckenzieDecor/listing/1383637834
Pin this post If you're anything like me then you have a LONG list of places you'd love to see someday. Well, this may be the next best thing. You can now take virtual train rides through some of the world's most beautiful places! Skip the packing, airports, and train fare, and enjoy the views while you relax from the comfort of your couch. 1 Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, Colorado This 3 part tour takes guests over the three-foot-wide narrow-gauge heritage railroad as it travels the 45 miles from Durango to Silverton. Part one traverses the narrow ledge
Take your students on a virtual field trip with these teacher-approved destinations, videos, and resources. Your students will love exploring new places with these engaging virtual field trips! Keep reading to find out where your class can travel to next!
The Beehive State is full of so many natural wonders and exciting destinations that there will be no shortage of things to do and places to visit with your kids. Check out all our educational field trip ideas in Utah here!
Take your students on a virtual field trip with these teacher-approved destinations, videos, and resources. Your students will love exploring new places with these engaging virtual field trips! Keep reading to find out where your class can travel to next!
If you are a Colorado native, these 12 field trip destinations should seem familiar.
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This template includes an outline with information that can be given to chaperones that accompany you on a field trip. It includes a guideline for communicating emergency contact information, schedule, and additional expectations for them. This resource can be used with the other field trip resource...
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This Come Fly with Me: A Virtual Field Trip is the most engaging way to practice traveling through an airport! Using this resource, students will embark on a field trip to an international airport to navigate its key locations. This resource includes both a printable version with 3 printable sheets and a digital version, which can be helpful with e-learning! In this activity, students develop their travel vocabulary while navigating their way through an airport before embarking on a flight. Students will learn about the following locations: · Baggage drop-off · Security checkpoint · Terminals and gates · Airplane walkways Students will complete this field trip by researching the airport of their dream travel destination. Content includes: · Digital field trip slides (PDF and Microsoft Powerpoint) · Handout (printable + digital copies) ________________________________________________________________________________________________ This product is to be used by the original purchaser only. This product can NOT be uploaded to the internet by the purchaser. Doing so is a violation of the copyright of this product. Copying for more than one teacher, or for an entire department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view, uploaded to school or district websites, distributed via email, or submitted to file sharing sites. The unauthorized reproduction or distribution of a copyrighted work is illegal. Criminal copyright infringement, including infringement without monetary gain, is investigated by the FBI and is punishable by fines and federal imprisonment.
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Enjoy the perfect holiday in the Swiss Alps. From Jungfraujoch to Wengen and Grindelwald, here’s how to spend 5 days in Jungfrau.
Today is the one year anniversary of my blog. I had no idea when I began this journey where it would take me. When I first began, I felt like I was writing into the black abyss. Slowly but surely teachers found my blog, readers began to leave comments, and global collaboration was born. I love it! In one year, I have had 1.3+ million blog page views, have written 300+ blog posts, and have gotten to know countless cyber friends. I can hardly wait to see where my second year takes me. Thank you for joining me on my journey into blogland. The word journey can be a springboard for many lessons. We can travel or go on a journey using books or field trips. Of course schools will always "travel" through books, but with budget cutbacks, many districts no longer take field trips. Your students can still journey to far away places through the use of virtual field trips. These can be set up as a computer center or as a whole group activity. Here are a few places to add to your "travel" itinerary: Smithsonian National Museum of National History Plimoth Plantation Virtual Jamestown Statue of Liberty White House Monticello Mount Vernon Lincoln Memorial Australia Zoo tour with Steve Irwin Fire Engine NASA Space Shuttle Ellis Island Google Lit Trips Visit with Authors I made a few printable that you may download for free. Students can rate their experience of their "travels" on this chart. Students can document their "travels" on these maps: (click) (click) Students can write about what they learned on this worksheet: You can do this activity as a whole group lesson to enrich your social studies curriculum. Or this can be set up as a long term center. For that option, staple this into a book and each week choose a new destination. This is a simple way to integrate technology, social studies, and language arts. Click below to download the pages. (click) Do you know of any virtual field trips that I should add to the list? If so, leave me a comment and I'll add them.
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Looking for the best virtual tours of historic sites? Interact with these 15 incredible top tourist destinations for yourself! Xian Warriors blew me away.
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We are learning how to use virtual tours+ for homeschooling, so I wanted to share some (okay a ton!) that we found and loved. There are so many virtual tours out there… please share your favorites so we can add them to this post! TABLE OF CONTENTS National Parks History & Museum Wildlife & Science […]
Hi guys! I'm super happy to share with you this article introducing Maastricht, a wonderful city in the South of The Netherlands. Please feel free to use the contents to quickly jump through the article and enjoy the read! Why Maastricht? Maastricht is the perfect destination for a day trip, a weekend, or a quick stop on your way to Belgium. This gorgeous city is filled with medieval architecture and It's located in the south of The Netherlands and easily accessible by train. Since the ride from Amsterdam Centraal is 2:30 hours it's better to go for a whole day
Discover ways to take your kids on virtual field trips on-line, exploring the world from your classroom or home with your tablets or computers!
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Tennessee being one of our favorite states to visit we have a lot of great Tennessee Field Trips to share. This is our extensive list and then a few more!
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When your itchy travel feet are stuck indoors with the family, take your family travel vacation online with these virtual field trips.
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You will love our Field Trip Report Printable! Join us on an exciting educational adventure with our Field Trip Report! Designed for K-5 traditional or homeschool learners, this printable resource is the perfect graphic organizer to enhance community learning. Engage your child in enriching classroom or homeschool activities while fostering reflection. Explore diverse destinations, document experiences, and promote a deeper understanding of the world. Let's make every field trip a memorable learning journey! Any vocabulary words that are a learning focus on the field trip. For example, for a field trip visiting the Chesapeake Bay field trip focus words could include brackish, watershed, ecosystem, dip-netting, and aquatic organisms. What are Field Trip Focus Words? Field Trip Focus Words are key vocabulary terms that serve as learning focuses during field trips. They enhance students' understanding and engagement by introducing relevant concepts. For instance, on a Chesapeake Bay field trip, focus words might include brackish, watershed, ecosystem, dip-netting, and aquatic organisms. These words empower learners to explore and comprehend the unique environment, fostering a deeper connection with the subject matter. Field Trip Focus Words serve as building blocks for a meaningful educational experience. Encouraging your child or students to include field trip focus words in their reflection writing demonstrates a comprehensive grasp of significant field trip subjects. You can customize the number of focus words utilized in the reflection summary to suit the needs of your learners. This practice promotes a deeper understanding of the key topics covered during the trip, while also enhancing their writing skills. By incorporating these focus words, learners showcase their comprehension and create well-rounded reflection pieces that capture the essence of the field trip experience. You will love our Field Trip Report Printable! ❤️Love what you see? Favorite our shop (and this listing!) for notifications on new releases, sales, promo codes, and more! ❤️ 🫙WHAT’S INCLUDED🫙 -(1) Field Trip Report in black and white (to conserve printing ink) -(1) Field Trip Report with one highlight -(1) Field Trip Report with all text highlighted -(1) Page with writing lines- Print Front and Back for students to write and expand upon their reflections about the field trip. *This is a digital print. NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE MAILED TO YOU. Yay, no shipping cost! 🫙HOW TO PRINT🫙 1. Purchase listing 2. Check your email from Etsy with the download link 3. Download PDF (s) 4. Print out on your home computer your local print shop, or your local library (most local libraries have color printers) 5. Enjoy! -OR- 1. Log into your Etsy account 2. Click on "Your Account" at the top of the page 3. Click “Purchases and Reviews” 4. Find your purchase and click “Download Files” (The download button is on the right-hand side, next to the product) 5. Click -Download- 6. Print at home, your local print shop, or local library (most local libraries have color printers) 7. Enjoy! 🫙REFUNDS🫙 *This is a digital print. NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE MAILED TO YOU. Yay, no shipping cost! If you have a problem, please message us! We want happy and satisfied customers! Colors may vary slightly when printed due to monitor calibration settings, printing settings, and material type used. All additional props such as frames, and items on display are just for illustrative purposes and are not included in this purchase. 🫙COPYRIGHT🫙 These files are for personal use. These files are not to be shared or resold in any way. Thank you! ⭐FOLLOW US!⭐ Be part of the Mason Jar Family! Check out our website for craft ideas, nature play, parent hacks, and FREE printables! Follow us on Instagram to stay up-to-date! Instagram- @mason.jar.of.memories Pinterest- Mason Jar of Memories Facebook- Mason Jar of Memories Website- www.masonjarofmemories.com Field Trip Report, K 5 Learning, Homeschool, Field Trip Printable, Field Trip Ideas, Homeschool Activity, Community Learning, Reflection Log, Graphic Organizer, Planner, Elementary Learning, Students, Learning Worksheets
