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Have students take a picture of the place they are learning about, great for regions/ battles and then explain what took place in history there!

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Create a Where's Waldo picture and ask the kids to guess where you are.

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Brrr...we cannot wait to visit Alaska.

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Would be a great resource for making a class book.

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Students that are unable to go on the field trip can use green screen and field trip apps to virtually visit the places and learn about the locations while the other students are gone.

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Great resource for students to use while  researching for informational essays!

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We could use this to explore beaches, barrier islands, inlets and estuaries.

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4th grade field trips in our imaginations...

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discover animals and habitats

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We could use this to explore and write about different environments

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This would be great to use when teaching the different battles of the American Revolution or Civil War. Students could write up a piece on the area of the battle based on the actual photos taken

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Swimming with sea cows

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I would this during Westward Expansion.

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I would use this to help my kindergarten students experience places we would not have the chance to visit.

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Write a non fiction book about a favorite animal

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Amy visits the Giant Sequoias

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Create a descriptive writing for a unique setting.

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I would use this when studying landforms and oceans. Students could take a picture if themselves in front of a landform or in the ocean and describe its characteristics. I could also integrate with chatterpix  to hear student voices

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I could use the Mount Rushmore App to share images with my students.

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I could have used this today with a student in Coleman's class during a comprehension interview. He had no background knowledge of the Great Barrier Reef or Austrailia.

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I have used Google Glasses and Google maps to show students a sphere view of landforms specific to SC History.

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Use National Geographic parks and maps for students to go on a scavenger hunt.

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Can use this in history when talking about battles.

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I could use this when we are talking about different regions of our state

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Mrs. Ellenburg
Students could explore topics of the Civil War.

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Warnock
Use National Parks app to show Great Smokey Mountains when they drive through the Smokies on their way to Birmingham

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This would be great for when we are studying habitats.

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Miss Warnock
A view of the Grand Teton Mountains

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McCall

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This is a great option for helping to add background knowledge for some of our kids.

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After a lesson on the executive branch, students will got to the White House Tour app to explore the history and places of the White House as they look at pictures and maps.

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After students read the guided reading book about national parks the students can go to the National Geographic app and see actual pictures.