# data[].attributes.body
Conect with your grandparents

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Read, draw, and play games in an interactive video-call.

Read, draw, and play games in an interactive video-call.

Check Out Caribu On The TODAY Show!

How To Caribu: A Pocket Guide

Learn More About Caribu

This Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, the award-winning EdTech startup Caribu is partnering with Teach For America and Hispanic Unity of Florida to donate over 300,000 Caribu subscriptions to Latinx families.

Does your child want to know how to draw a fish? Fish are such fascinating cre...

As a parent, you want the very best for your children. Their happiness and saf...

MORE ON OUR BLOG!

We've Joined the Mattel Family!

This Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, the award-winning EdTech startup Caribu is partnering with Teach For America and Hispanic Unity of Florida to donate over 300,000 Caribu subscriptions to Latinx families.

Does your child want to know how to draw a fish? Fish are such fascinating cre...

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Caribu is the best family video-calling app integrating children's books and activities - a truly engaging experience for kids and their families.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.authors[].name
Mr Mc - Early Years / Key Stage 1 - #MakingMemories

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Beginners and experts use Flodesk to create stunning campaigns that grow their business. Meet the most intuitive way to send emails and build workflows that convert.

# data[].attributes.headline
Eric Carle reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar

# data[].attributes.subject
Eric Carle reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Eric Carle reads The Very Hungry Caterpillar

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Whether you're doing distance learning or don't have the school budget to take a big field trip, these virtual field trip ideas are a great alternative to visiting places in person.

What Are Virtual Field Trips?

Traditional field trips require a lot of planning and preparation. Virtual field trips, on the other hand, are quick, easy, and a ton of fun. They're also usually free or available at an extremely low cost.

They are virtual tours of historic or popular locations that are done through the use of video, images, and text. Some locations even offer interactive experiences for their virtual field trip visitors.

All that's required to "travel" is a good internet connection and a sense of adventure.

How to Use Virtual Field Trips in the Classroom or for Distance Learning

When my kids were little we would take daily field trips to places around the world with the help of the internet. As they got older I strategically chose the locations we "visited" based on what we were studying in our homeschooling. Classroom teachers can employ the same technique and tailor class field trips to the units currently being taught.

Studying the Revolutionary War? Take a trip to Philadelphia!

Talking about the history of flight? Maybe a virtual trip to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force is in order.

The key is to integrate the virtual field trip with things already being studied so that a deeper connection with the subject matter is forged. The possibilities are endless!

Virtual Field Trip Ideas

I've gathered some of my favorite virtual field trips below. The majority of them are free and range in age appropriateness from K-12. As always, it is highly recommended that you preview the sites before sharing them with your students.

The field trips are grouped by subject in an effort to help you find what you're looking for. I hope it helps! Have fun on your virtual trip around the world!

Art & Music Virtual Field Trip Ideas

Take a trip to Paris without ever having to leave your desk! The Louvre offers virtual tours of some of their most popular exhibits.

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam gives virtual visitors an opportunity to explore some of Vincent Van Gogh's work in video and text format. Take a virtual tour and learn more about the prolific artist.

Language Arts Virtual Field Trips

While not your typical virtual field trips, Google Lit Trips are an amazing way to bring literature to life for your students. Each trip focuses on one book and traces the route of the character using Google Earth. Want to track the ducklings in Make Way for Ducklings? There's a Lit Trip for that! Want to follow along on with Anne Frank? There's a Lit Trip for that too! Google Lit Trips has been one of our favorite resources for years and is definitely worth checking out.

History/Social Studies Online Field Trip Ideas

Take a virtual tour of Buckingham Palace and explore the history within. The tour allows students to navigate their way around the rooms and provides information about the furnishings in and purpose of each space.

This half-hour virtual tour of Ellis Island by the National Park Service and Scholastic helps bring home lessons on immigration to the United States.

Take a virtual tour of George Washington's Mt. Vernon estate. Students can click on different locations within the tour to learn more about the property and the things that typically took place there.

Follow along as author Lauren Tarshis from the I Survived series of books takes your students on a tour of the Museum of the American Revolution. See artifacts and learn what life was really like during revolutionary times.

Use Google Street Maps to take a tour of the ruins of Pompei. Don't feel like Pompei? Plug in the coordinates for any destination in the world and watch it come to life on your screen.

Located on the website VirtualFieldTrips.org, this virtual video field trip to Rome is a great addition to a Roman unit study. There are many different field trip options on the site but do keep in mind that there is a charge to access them.

You will never look at Yosemite Park the same way after taking this virtual field trip! The interactive field trip allows visitors to click on points through the park to get information and see a 360-degree view of that location. Sounds accompany the tour to add to the feeling of being there in person.

Science & Math Virtual Field Trips

Watch Beluga whales swim across your screen in this live animal feed from Georgia Aquarium. There are other live feeds as well so check the other options to see how they might integrate with your lesson plans.

Take trip to the coral reef with the Monterey Bay Aquarium. See fish swim by the daily live feed from 12:30pm-8:00pm PST. Check out the aquarium's other live feeds for more virtual field trip fun!

Covering a wide range of topics from sports to science to literacy, Discovery Education has a great selection of virtual field trips worth exploring. There are topics of interest for everyone from middle school through high school.

Spend some time watching the national bird of the United States in this live camera feed from Elmwood Park Zoo. Located in the suburbs of Philadelphia, this zoo also features a live giraffe cam during the warmer months.

Designed primarily for students in grades 6-8, this series of virtual field trips takes students to the Great Lakes where they learn about everything from algae to sturgeon. The video field trips make the Great Lakes come alive!

National Museum of the U.S. Air Force

Learn about the history of flight, as well as the science behind in with a virtual tour of the National Museum of the United States Air Force. The "choose your own path" tour allows students to explore the museum and focus on the information that interests them the most.

The San Diego Zoo is one of our favorite virtual field trips when learning about new animals. Not only does the site provide a wealth of information in the form of videos and written material, but they also offer live cameras for some of their most popular animals.

Studying naked mole rats or elephants? If so, the National Zoo's animal cams are the place to be! Take a virtual visit to some of the zoo's most unique and popular animal exhibits.

Explore the Space Shuttle Discovery in this short virtual field trip from the National Air and Space Museum. It's a fun way to integrate a field trip into your unit study on space!

Virtual Disney Rides

:Free Great for students in: Elementary, Middle, and High School

Have a high school class that's missing out on taking a Physics field trip to the amusement park? Try a virtual roller coaster trip instead! Disney offers virtual tours of their most popular rides and exhibits. They can be viewed with or without a virtual reality headset. Note: The videos are located on their YouTube channel, so if YouTube is blocked by your district you may want to select an alternate trip.

You Might Also Like

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Whether you're doing distance learning or don't have the school budget to take a big field trip, these virtual field trip ideas are a great alternative to visiting places in person. Traditional field trips require a lot of planning and preparation. Virtual field trips, on the other hand, are quick, easy, and a ton of fun.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Science is best learned (and more fun) when done through easy, exciting science experiments. Read on to learn how to do this easy science experiment that involves putting a pencil through a plastic bag full of water!

The Pencil Through a Bag experiment is super easy and quick to do. In a homeschool setting or a traditional school classroom, this would be a wonderful way to step away from the regular workspace. STEM activities make for valuable lessons for kids of all ages. This particular science experiment is good for Elementary to Middle school-aged children.

MATERIALS NEEDED

Before you get started on this experiment, gather the materials below. To ensure everyone can try this for themselves, be sure to multiply the number of each material by the number of students or kids you have to do the experiment.

A Plastic zippered top gallon-size bag

At least 1 very sharp pencil

Water

Paper Towels (just in case)

Pencil Through a Bag SCIENCE EXPERIMENT DIRECTIONS

Because this experiment uses water and sharp objects, it is probably best done outside. If you'd like to try this at home, but don't have a great outdoor space to try it out, do the experiment over your kitchen sink.

1. Now, fill your plastic bag up about 3/4 of the way with water. This step should be done with two people to prevent spillage! Zip the bag up tightly.

2. Being sure that it is closed tight, hold the bag up and out in front of you. Poke the pencil through one side of the bag and out through the other side. *Disclaimer: Stabbing the bag too quickly will cause it to rupture and can definitely get water in places you don't want!

3. Repeat step two with as many pencils as you want.

Watch us try the experiment!

SCIENCE BEHIND THE MAGIC pencil and bag

Plastic zippered top bags are made up of polymer. A polymer is a substance that consists of chains of molecular units. These chains are so tightly bonded that when the pencil is pushed through the bag, the molecule lines will bend around the pencil to create a seal. This is why the water doesn't leak out!

This science lesson can be made more complicated if you have older kids by discussing other chemical bonds and how those bonds can be broken. The very basic take away is that some things that we use in our daily lives, like the plastic bag, are made of much stronger molecular bonds than we may have realized.

How many pencils can you stick through your tightly bonded polymer bag?! Take a picture and tag us on Instagram @MamaTeaches.

You Might Also Like These Other Activities:

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Easy Science Experiment: Pencil Through a Bag

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Science is best learned (and more fun) when done through easy, exciting science experiments. Read on to learn how to do this easy science experiment that involves putting a pencil through a plastic bag full of water! The Pencil Through a Bag experiment is super easy and quick to do.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Board games, card games, and coloring are all super fun, but can certainly run their course for kids of any age.

Not to mention, with the global pandemic we are in, keeping your kids entertained at home 24/7 may be proving difficult.

Even if you are reading this post-pandemic, it can still be hard to find engaging entertainment for your little ones.

Load one of these FREE Digital Escape Rooms to bring some well-deserved amusement to your home or classroom!

WHAT IN THE WORLD IS A DIGITAL ESCAPE ROOM?

Your immediate thought might be, "What in the world is a Digital Escape Room?"

Escape Rooms are traditionally a physical "locked" room in which there are clues on how to escape.

You need to solve each clue or problem that is presented in order to move onto the next clue, which, when you've solved enough, will eventually allow you to leave the room.

Now, imagine this scenario but in a virtual setting.

A digital escape room, like the ones described below, will give you a short story in reference to the theme.

As you click through the prompts they give you, there will come a time when you need to solve a problem or a clue in order to click to the next prompt.

Just as in real life, you won't be able to "escape" until all the clues have been solved.

WHEN AND WHY: DIGITAL ESCAPE ROOMS EXPLAINED

Other than using these escape rooms to entertain you and your kids when stuck inside because of a global pandemic or simply a rainy day, there are plenty of other reasons to use them.

Escape rooms, in general, all help build an individual's problem-solving skills. Depending on your child's age, these escape rooms could serve as a great educational tool.

You Might Also Like: 20+ Virtual Field Trips for Distance Learning
You can make virtual escape rooms into a race amongst friends or within your family by pulling the digital escape room up on two separate devices.

After starting at the same time, you or your team will try to finish as fast as you can before the other team does.

You can do this in person or through video chat! This method is great while practicing social distancing or if one of your friends lives terribly far away.
This article contains affiliate links to things that you might like.
ANSWER KEYS TO THE DIGITAL ESCAPE ROOMS

Please note that the answer keys to the escape rooms are not available unless they have an asterisk next to their name.

I'm not hoarding them; I simply don't have them. =)

If you are interested in using them with your students, I strongly suggest that you complete the escape room prior to assigning it. Have fun playing!!

*Answer Keys are found in the Freebies Library. If you're not already a member, you can sign-up (for free!) at the end of this article.

FREE DIGITAL ESCAPE ROOMS FROM MAMA TEACHES
Check out these NEW additions to the list below:
FREE VIRTUAL ESCAPE ROOMS

In this digital escape room you take the role of John Wilkes Booth, Abraham Lincoln's killer.

Work through the clues to discover Booth's motives and uncover the reasons why he felt he had to do what he did.

Difficulty: HARD - No Answer Key Available

Fall down the rabbit hole with an Alice in Wonderland-themed escape room.

It's described as being for all ages, but it may be best to work with your kids on this one if they are below ten years old.

No Answer Key Available

Choose your side and start your adventure!

This history-based digital escape room offers two different versions - the Loyalists or the Patriots - and explores the basis of the American Revolutionary War.

It's ideal for upper elementary and middle school students who are studying US History.

No Answer Key Available

The animals are loose! Can you help the zookeeper round up the animals that have escaped and return them to their home at the zoo?

This digital escape room is great for lower and middle elementary grades.

No Answer Key Available

There's an asteroid that is set to hit your space station and you've lost the codes to the secret lab where the tool you've been working on that destroys asteroids is at!

You have 45 minutes to crack the code to your lab before the space station is hit!

No Answer Key Available

Test your ability to solve brain teasers with this digital escape room that's perfect for beginners.

It's best for students in grades 4-8 or if parents are completing it with their kids.

Difficulty: Easy; Answer Key in the Freebies Library

Use your best detective skills to find the animals hiding using their camouflage colors.

Can you find them all before it's too late? This escape room is perfect for lower and middle elementary grades.

No Answer Key Available

Cinderella is waiting for your help to escape her evil stepmother so that she can dance her heart away at the ball!

Cinderella's Escape is most appropriate for tweens and up.

However, an early elementary age child could absolutely work through this escape room with help from an adult.

Hopefully, Cinderella will meet the Prince...

No Answer Key Available

As stated above, these escape rooms can be used as educational tools as well!

In this Civil War-themed escape room, you must solve the clues given in order to escape the American Civil War!

This escape room is best for 8th graders and up.
No Answer Key Available

Give your students practice with adding and subtracting decimals with this free virtual escape room!

It's great for students in 4th, 5th, and 6th grade.

There is addition with regrouping and subtraction with borrowing in this escape room.

There are 20 questions.

A free student answer sheet and the teacher answers are in the Freebies Library here at MamaTeaches.com.
Answer Key in the Freebies Library
Are your students needing more practice with decimal multiplication?

This virtual escape room has them solving problems to discover the secret word at the end.

There are free student answer sheets and a teacher answer key in the Freebies Library here at Mama Teaches for you to download.

This escape room is best for students in 4-6th grades.
Answer Key in the Freebies Library
Before moving on to more complex math problems with decimals, make sure your students understand decimal place values.

This escape room features 20 problems and asks students to identify place values from tenths to millionths.

It's great practice and review for your upper elementary students.

There are free answer sheets and an answer key for this escape room in the Freebies Library here at MamaTeaches.com.
Answer Key in the Freebies Library
Scholastic superhero, Dog Man, found himself in this Escape Room!

Dog Man books by Dav Pilkey are recommended for kids ages 6+.

For an Escape Room like this one, younger kids should be joined by an adult to help them with more difficult clues.

No Answer Key Available

Oh, the places you'll go with this Dr. Seuss-inspired escape room!

You'll need to work through five fairly difficult clues. Work as a team or individually.

There isn't an age restriction on this escape room, but it may be better for young kids to be accompanied by a parent or older sibling!

No Answer Key Available

PEW-PEW-PEW! Stormtroopers are firing their blasters at you! You need to escape from the Star Kill Base, pronto.

The Star Wars-themed escape room has multiple roles to choose from and therefore is intended more for a group, but can be played alone. (You'll just play all the roles!)

You can try out this escape room at any age!

No Answer Key Available

Goldilocks escaped the three bears home before they arrived back from their walk, but can you?

Get excited about this fairy tale book-themed escape room.

This Escape Room is great for ages 10+, but would still work great for younger crowds if an adult helps them with the more difficult clues.

No Answer Key Available

You're on a field trip and get left behind in the lion's den... Can you escape before the lions come back from their visit to the vet?

Escape the Lion's Den can be done by 2nd graders and up.

No Answer Key Available

Second and third graders are being called upon to save some famous Americans in this digital escape room!

Choose one of the historical figures and solve the clues to help them escape from certain doom.

There are 10 famous Americans to choose from.

No Answer Key Available

Have any Fortnite fanatics in your midst? This Fortnite digital scavenger hunt tests your reading comprehension, as well as your knowledge of maneuvering around Fortnite.

It's super fun for those reluctant readers and kids who are sometimes difficult to engage.

No Answer Key Available

Students practice their greater than, less than, and equal to math skills as they work their way through the escape room.

They are awarded a secret word after completing all of the problems correctly!

The printable answer sheet allows them to jot down their answers so that you can rest assured that they completed the problems.

The answer sheets and a teacher answer key are available in the Freebies Library.
Great for grades 3-5.
There's nothing spooky about this free digital Halloween escape room!

This one is created by us here at Mama Teaches so that means that the answer key is available in our Freebies Library!

Hurry and solve the clues before the clock strikes midnight!

This Halloween-themed digital escape room is perfect for upper elementary and middle school grades.

No Answer Key Available

Transform yourself into a first-year student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry with this Harry Potter-inspired digital escape room.

This escape room is a great escape into the magical world for any young witch or wizard, but can certainly be enjoyed at any age.

No Answer Key Available

Compete in a game of life or death: The Hunger Games throws you a few curveballs.

Do you think you're up for the test?

This digital escape room incorporates literary elements and figurative language in its clues, so put on your thinking caps to solve these problems.

No Answer Key Available

The Looney Tunes world comes alive on your screen as you unravel the puzzling problems.

Complete all the tasks and crack the codes to unlock the digital doors. Enjoy this virtual escape room at any age.

No Answer Key Available

You and your team must uncode the location of a world-ending doomsday device before undercover Hydra agents use it for evil!

Anyone at any age will find this Marvel's Avengers escape room fun. For little ones, it's suggested an adult or older sibling join them in solving the clues.

No Answer Key Available

Can you help the Native Americans?

Choose your tribe, research the clues, and solve the puzzles to help them escape!

No Answer Key Available

Oh no, Pikachu has suddenly disappeared!

Can you or your team solve the mystery of Pikachu's disappearance?

This challenge is best for ages 6+.

No Answer Key Available

Give your students practice identifying numbers in the ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands place values!

This free escape room is a MamaTeaches.com original and comes with a FREE answer sheet for students and an answer key for teachers.

There's also a Special Word included at the end of the escape room so you can be assured that your students completed it correctly!

Practice makes progress and when it comes to addition with regrouping, your students need plenty of it!

This math virtual escape room makes addition with regrouping fun!

It's a MamaTeaches.com original and comes with a FREE answer sheet for students and an answer key for teachers.

The special word at the end of the escape room helps you check to make sure your students have completed it all the way through!

History fans, rejoice! This American Revolution-based digital escape room calls for all hands on deck as colonists (that's you!) race to find the key to winning the Revolutionary War.

Will you save the country?

No Answer Key Available

The school's sports teams are in jeopardy! Can you help solve the clues and save the sports program?

This free digital escape room is geared toward grades 3-5 and includes multiplication, addition, subtraction, and even a directional clue.

Can your detective skills hold up in this Sherlock Holmes digital escape room?

Brought to you by Sherlock the Musical, a detective at any age could solve these mysteries.

It's recommended that you have a pen and paper on hand to help you with the clues.

No Answer Key Available

Gargamel has captured the Smurfs! Help them unlock Gargamel's trap by answering all the puzzles before the evil giant comes back.

Whether you're in second grade having a parent's help or you're an adult who loves a challenge, the Smurfs could use your help.

No Answer Key Available

Travel the world as a Spy Apprentice, solving clues and mysteries.

As the clues are a bit difficult, this escape room would be more appropriate for teens or adults looking for tricky problems to work on.

No Answer Key Available

This science escape room focuses on all things states of matter related.

It's great for grades 3-5 and ties in perfectly with your science unit studies.

Can you solve the clues and uncover the states of matter?

No Answer Key Available

Give your students practice identifying nouns, verbs, adverbs, and adjectives with this 20-lock free virtual escape room!

It's a great center for language arts, to use as homework, or for fun for your early finishers.

The free answer sheet and answer key are in the Freebies Library!

Celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday with a bit of digital math and language arts review in this free Thanksgiving digital escape room!

This one is created and maintained by us!

Do your students need practice with their multiplication and division word problems?

If so, this winter-themed virtual escape room is the perfect answer.

There is no mention of holidays in the questions, so it's generic enough to use throughout the winter months!

Since we created this one, the answer key is in the Freebies Library.

Virtual Escape Room Fun

Each of the escape rooms above can give you between ten and thirty minutes of challenging clues. Grab your kids, a friend, some family, and get to problem-solving!

We hope that you find a few digital escape rooms that strike your fancy during this time being stuck at home.

Tag us on Instagram @MamaTeaches when you escape one of these fantastic virtual worlds.

You Might Also Like:

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
35+ Free Digital Escape Rooms {Free!} - Mama Teaches

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Give your students a taste of adventure with over 20 free digital escape rooms to try at home or at school. Doing distance learning? These are perfect!

# data[].attributes.headline
Great Online books for practicing reading skills

# data[].attributes.subject
Great Online books for practicing reading skills

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.provider_name
Flyleaf Publishing - Online Materials Portal

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
For Students - Flyleaf Publishing - Online Materials Portal

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Once upon a time, all of our favorite fairytale characters went outside and started their adventures. But, what would have happened if instead of going outside, they chose to stay indoors? Find out in our new collection of Never Starting Tales!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Once upon a time, all of our favorite fairytale characters went outside and started their adventures. But, what would have happened if instead of going outside, they chose to stay indoors? Find out in our new collection of Never Starting Tales!

# data[].attributes.body
Ride the mountain bike

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvhv0foGZ9w&feature=youtu.be

# data[].attributes.body
JUST FOR FUN
I have added activities on SEESAW just for fun and practice. NOT REQUIERED!!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Storytimes open a new world of possibilities for children by encouraging a love for books and reading. Create your own storytime - anytime you want - with these charming books and activity sheets for kids! And don't forget to check out our Ten Tips For A Successful Storytime below!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Storytimes open a new world of possibilities for children by encouraging a love for books and reading. Create your own storytime - anytime you want - with these charming books and activity sheets for kids! And don't forget to check out our Ten Tips For A Successful Storytime below!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Raising Dragons - Activities For Kids on Facebook Watch

# data[].attributes.body
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Lucas May 30th
Emerson June 4th
Gus June 7th
Audrey July 4th
1. Reading:  Go to SEESAW and listen to the story Unplugged! then draw a picture of your favorite thing to do outside.
2. Math: Go to IXL A.9 on skip counting or go to SEESAW for IXL link.
3. Science: Go to SEESAW and watch the video The Loudest Bugs in the World.

These are the last day of lessons. I will post some fun activities through the summer. Hope to see everyone on Thursday!

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Go to SEESAW and listen to Harrison P. Spader. Complete the problem /solution activity and then see how good you are at drawing Harrison.

2. Math: IXL 0. on interpreting data or go to SEESAW for the link to IXL.

3. Science: Go to SEESAW and watch the video How Do Grasshoppers Jump So High  by Robot Zoo.
4. Coding: Go to SEESAW and do the Snail Code Game.

# data[].attributes.body
Happy Birthday Kaylee!!!
click here
1. Reading: Go to SEESAW and listen to I Don't Want To Be A Frog and then complete the activity and tell me what animal you want to be.
2. Math: IXL J.6  on addition and subtraction word problems, or get the link from SEESAW
3. Science:  Go to SEESAW and get the link to listen to The Very Clumsy Click Beetle by Eric Carle
4. Coding: Go to SEESAW and listen to If You GIve A Mouse A Cookie then complete the coding activity.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Go to SEESAW and listen to A Mother For Choco and then do the adjective activity.
2. Math: IXL H. 13 or go to SEESAW and get the link to complete IXL H.13 on subtraction word problems.
3. Science: Go to SEESAW and watch the video about funny Click Beetles.
4. Coding: Go to SEESAW and listen to Rosie's Walk and then do the coding activity to get Rosie safely through the farmyard.

# data[].attributes.body
http://www.janbrettvideos.com/video_download/jan%20brett%20reads%20cozy%20new%20revised%20movie.mp4

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Go to SEESAW and listen to Tops and Bottoms then complete the retelling activity.
2. Math:  IXL D.12 addition word problems or go to SEESAW and it will take you to IXL activity
3. Science: Click Beetles
Go to SEESAW and watch the Click Beetle video by KS Wildlife
4. Coding:  Go to SEESAW and listen to the story Rosie's Walk then complete the positional word activity

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
[4K] Hershey's Chocolate Tour Dark Ride - Hershey's Chocolate World

# data[].attributes.body
Lego Movies, Chess, Theater and many more

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Want to explore our world? Here are 30+ great Virtual Field Trips for early learners to explore from your home. From zoos and landmarks to famous museums, you can explore the world with your child with over a month of virtual field trips!

One thing that the recent global quarantine has made us all realize very clearly is that we're all part of one earth. We all have many commonalities and many things that are unique to where we live.

As we are at home, working from home and spending more time with the kids, I'd love to suggest we spend a little more time exploring this amazing planet that we've been gifted to during our lifetime.

Google Earth is such an amazing tool to use with your child to encourage them to explore the world. You can be at home on your sofa or at our desk and be transported to anywhere on the earth(virtually).
Where would you want to go?
With your child start with where you live. Then go to their school and where you shop near you and then find where family and friends live. Next, explore some of their favorite spots you've vacationed and now it's time to explore where you've never been. But where do you start?

Let's start by exploring some amazing popular travel destinations that also happen to have webcams for you to step inside and explore.

Google's Art and Culture is a great resource to kick start your global search too. Did you know that Google's "World Wonders" project offers virtual tours of 132 famous sites? So many amazing virtual tours of museums for kids!!

30 Virtual Field Trips for Kids

I've put together a collection of locations for virtual field trips that I believe as a teacher and a mom that are appropriate for the kid to watch online. I'd encourage you though to talk about these locations as a family.

You can track your virtual tours with our Printable Virtual Field Trip Log!

Perhaps start working on a travel bucket list together and a virtual travel bucket list. That way your child can make their own itinerary too.
Where do you think your child wants to go to?
Animal Virtual Tours for Kid

Here's a list of all the zoos with webcams to explore.

For a little movement, try this zoo themed yoga

US History Virtual Tours

Create your own Living History Museum at home after your virtual tour!

US Landmarks Virtual Tours

US National Parks Virtual Tours

Find Your Virtual Park - Connect with national parks from a distance through digital opportunities and activities to do in your own home or neighborhood.

Museum Virtual Tours
Coloring Pages From Over 100 Museums
Virtual Tours Around the World
Recreate a famous landmark with math, art and sidewalk chalk
Fall Virtual Field Trips for Kids

Get ready to explore these Fall Virtual Field Trips for Kids with these kid friendly fall virtual tours.

Try these Leaf Activities for hands-on fun in fall.

Winter Virtual Field Trips for Kids

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Explore 60+ Winter themed virtual field trips for kids.

Once you take a few winter virtual tours, explore these Winter Activities for Kids.

Spring Virtual Field Trips for Kids

Explore the best spring virtual field trips for kids. Explore moments in nature of spring flowers blooming and experience flower-covered trees, baby animals, and the animal life cycles of spring with this ultimate collection of spring virtual field trips for kids.

Ready for Spring? Try this hands-on Spring STEM Challenge!

Summer Virtual Field Trips for Kids

Get ready to explore these Summer Virtual Field Trips for Kids! Explore the ocean, amusement parks, outdoor adventures, watermelon farms, and more with these kid-friendly summer virtual tours.

Virtual Tours of Space

Live Webcams Around the World

Virtual Field Trip Activities for Home

Looking for ways to expand the virtual tour?

Once you've viewed one of the Virtual tours, you can...

Write up about what you learned

Draw a picture of your favorite part

Create a version with legos, building blocks or playdough

Find a book online to learn more about the location

Create a themed craft based on where you took a virtual tour

Recreate it with sidewalk chalk

Cook a dish from that region

DOWNLOAD OUR VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP LOG
There are so many amazing resources to explore virtually to learn about our amazing planet and the treasures and history within it.

One resource that I found to be the most amazing was Google Art and Culture resource. I high recommend exploring it as a family during this time.

Virtual Tours for Kids

Take this time to explore the world virtually and help us work together to protect and learn about these treasures around the world.
Want more ideas for home Parents! Check out our...
50+ STEM Activities for Kids
10 Ways to Tempt Your Kids to Go Outside and PLAY The BEST Sidewalk Chalk Activities for Kids Ball Games Your Kids will LOVE JOIN our free Virtual Book Club for Kids
Do you have a favorite virtual tour that you love? Please share with me in the comments.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Want to explore our world? Here are 30+ great Virtual Field Trips for early learners to explore from your home. From zoos and landmarks to famous museums, you can explore the world with your child with over a month of virtual field trips!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Please see the attached FAQ released by the East Baton Rouge Parish School System related to distance education. Please also note that students` grades will not be negatively impacted during the...

# data[].attributes.body
https://padlet.com/sjames112/zd5fellnunwx

# data[].attributes.body
https://padlet.com/kjames79/9rs4nut66y44n2wu

# data[].attributes.body
Teacher Code: NYJVX

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Scholastic Book Clubs: All Digital Flyers for 1st Grade May

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Click to Browse This Month's 1st Grade Digital Flyers Grades K-1 PICK A FREE BOOK * ! Place an Order of $25 or More Online and USE CODE: READS *(Up to $5)

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
The #1 bestselling Magic Tree House series is ready to whisk you away across the world with Jack and Annie–this time as World Turtle Experts!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Dav Pilkey has written and illustrated numerous popular, award-winning books for children, including the Captain Underpants and Dumb Bunnies series.

# data[].attributes.body
Happy Birthday Israel!!
Click here
1. Reading: Read a book and record on the book log on SEESAW. Remember to turn it in (10 points)
2.Language: Learning With YaYa song about categories
EXTRA CREDIT 10 points
IXL X.1 (categories lesson assigned on Tuesday only if you did not do it Tuesday)
3. Math:   EXTRA CREDIT 10 points
IXL   D.17
add a 1 digit number to a two digit number without regrouping.
4. Science: Fireflies
Time Magazine about Bugs
Laurie Berkner song "Fireflies"
Listen to Eric Carle's book "The Very Lonley Firefly".
Watch and listen to the animated story of  Sam the Firefly"
Watch the Kratt Brothers save the Fireflies
5. Social Studies:
Draw The Liberty Bell
Mount Rushmore coin rub

Happy Mother's Day
Listen to the story The Night Before Mother's Day
Sing and move to a Mother's Day song.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Read a book and record on the log on SEESAW.
2. Language: Listen to Grandma's Button Box and then go to IXL. X.2 is the assessment for ELA.
10 points
3. Math:Go to SEESAW and  watch Matholia video and complete assessment. 10 points
4. Science: Go to Epic and read the book about fireflies then go to SEESAW  and write 4 facts about fireflies.  10 point
5. Social Studies:  Go to SEESAW and complete the WEEK 8 American Symbols assessment. You need to put 2 facts for The White House, Liberty Bell and Mount Rushmore.Make sure you turn it in. 10 points
Go on a virtual tour of Mount Rushmore.
Go on a virtual tour of The White House.
Go on a virtual tour of The Liberty Bell.

Thank you for all the great pictures, messages, cards and videos. You are a wonderful, loving group of boys and girls. I miss you all every day.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Read a book and record on the log on SEESAW.
2.Language: Go to SEESAW and watch the video by Rock 2 the Core and then complete the activity.
3. Math: Go on SEESAW and watch the video and complete the activity on subtraction of two digit numbers.
4. Science: Listen to the story Kids Learn About Fireflies.
5. Social Studies: Mount Rushmore
Go to SEESAW and watch the video
then go to EPIC and read a story about Mount Rushmore.
EXTRA
Go On SEESAW and make a Mother's Day portrait and write her a letter.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Read a book and record on the log on SEESAW.
2. Language: Listen to the story Sort It Out and then complete IXL. Do  X.1 till you reach a smart score of 100%. ( 10 extra credit points)
3.Math: Go on SEESAW and watch the Khan Academy video and complete the worksheet.
4. Science: Fireflies
Watch the video about fireflies by Dr. Binocs.
5. Social Studies: Liberty Bell
Listen to the EPIC book about The Liberty Bell and then go on a Virtual Tour about The Liberty Bell.
EXTRA
HAPPY CINCO DE MAYO!
For Fun listen to a story about Cinco de Mayo,
Sing along with the Kiboomers about Cinco de Mayo

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Read a book and record on SEESAW. Turn form in on Friday
2. Language:  Go on SEESAW watch the lesson and practice sorting words into categories.
3. Math: Go on SEESAW watch the video from KHAN Academy on subtracting 2 digit numbers and complete the worksheet.
4.Science: Fireflies
Watch the video about Fireflies.
If you want you can learn to draw fireflies.
5. Social Studies: White House
Go to SEESAW and listen to the book about the White House and then record 2 facts you learned on the assessment sheet you will turn in Thursday.
EXTRA
For Fun: May the Fourth Be With You activities on SEESAW
Try some STAR WARS Yoga on Cosmic Yoga
Draw Baby Yoda

# data[].attributes.body
Happy May!!
1. Reading: Read a book and record on SEESAW. Turn in form :10 points
2. Grammar: Listen to the story
Eats, Shoots and Leaves
3.Science:  Watch the Live Honey BEE cam  and then watch
Craft an Insect to see how to make an insect.
4. Social Studies:  Listen to this great Patriotic song,
Take a tour of The Statue of Liberty, all the way to the top  and take a  tour to see the outside of The Statue of Liberty.
Watch Wild Kratts and the eagle rescue and be an Eagle egg.
Watch some video from the live Bald Eagle cam

Have a great weekend!!!!

# data[].attributes.body
The activities for today are for a grade.
1. Reading : Read a book and record on SEESAW log. Due tomorrow
2.Grammar: Go on SEESAW and complete the activity about commas. 10 points
3. Math: Go on SEESAW and watch the video then complete the assessment about two digit addition.  10 points
4.Social Studies: Go on SEESAW and complete the activity. 10 points
Some of you have been turning facts in. I have kept them. Only do this if you have not already sent in.
5. Science: Go on SEESAW and listen to the book abot Honey Bees then complete the activity. 10 points
6. For FUN listen to Hey, That's My Monster.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Read a book and record on SEESAW log.
2. Grammar: Listen to "When Comma Came To Town" and then go to SEESAW and complete the selfie activty. Don't forget to put commas between your adjectives.
3. Math: Go to SEESAW and watch the video on two digit addition and complete the unicorn paper.
4.Social Studies: Go to SEESAW and listen to a story about the American Flag and then see how good you are at drawing it.  Read Time Magazine and learn about our flag and flags from different countries.
5.Science:  Watch the Mystery Science video "How Bees Make Honey".
6. Listen to Ramona The Pest Chapter 8.  The End
7. Art and Music padlet links if you want a little extra. ( web site tab)

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Read a book or a chapter from a book. You can use
epic, raz kids or your own book. Record the book on the reading log
on SEESAW. Don't forget to record but not turn it in til Friday. You will be adding a book a day.
2.Grammar: Watch the Electric Company video on commas and complete SEESAW activity.
3. Math: Watch Khan Academy video on adding 2 digit numbers and complete activity on SEESAW.
4. Social Studies:  Bald Eagle
Watch the video about the Bald Eagle and listen to the story about the Bald Eagle on SEESAW. Remember to take notes so you can do Thursday's lesson.
5.Science: Insects- Bees  watch the video on Busy Bees.
6.Listen to Ramona The Pest Chapter 7

# data[].attributes.headline
There are many wonderful books on EPIC that go with the topic we are studying in Science or Social Studies. Go check them out!

# data[].attributes.subject
There are many wonderful books on EPIC that go with the topic we are studying in Science or Social Studies. Go check them out!

# data[].attributes.body
1. Reading: Read a book or a chapter from a book.  You can use epic, raz kids or your own books. Record the book on the reading log on SEESAW. Don't forget to save it and turn it in on Friday. You will be reading 1book a day.
2. Grammar: Learn about the important punctuation mark, commas, using the video on SEESAW  then write sentences with lists to practice.
3. Math: Watch the video about adding two-digit numbers then do the practice problems on SEESAW.
4. Social Studies: Watch the video about the Statue of Liberty. Then listen to the book about this American symbol on SEESAW. There are lots of great books on epic you can read or listen to.
5. Science: We will be learning about insects over the next few weeks. Let's see what's so cool about them in this video Inspect an Insect.
6. Listen to Ramona The Pest Chapter 6
7. Don't forget Ancillary has activities assigned if you want a little extra. They are on the WHAM website and art padlet

# data[].attributes.body
I hope to see everyone at 11:00 on ZOOM!
1. Spelling Practice aCe by playing some games on spelling training.
2. Reaing: watch Abiyoyo on youtube.
3. Math: Listen to all the great math stories. Bunny Money,
Benny's Pennies,  and
A Dollar, A  Penny, How Much How Many
4.Science: Can you draw the earth? click here for directions
5. See if you can learn a card trick . Look at Go Noodle
6. Listen to Ramona the Pest Chapter 5.
7. Get up and move to Go Noodle.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Spelling Practice aCe words on spelling training. Words are under 2nd grade list
2. Reading:  Go on SEESAW and Listen to the fractured fairytale "Trust Me Jack's Beanstalk Stinks" then complete the activity.
3. Grammar: Complete the SEESAW activity to help you practice the parts of speech.
4.Math: Counting money  Go to SEESAW and watch the video and complete activity Do both pages of math.
5. Science:  On SEESAW watch the video and complete the writing activity.
Go listen to Berenstein Bears Go Green click here
6. Listen to Ramona the Pest Chapter 4.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Spelling Practice  aCe words on spelling training
2. Reading: Listen to Jack and the Beanstalk then complete the fairy tale activity on SEESAW
3.Grammar: Adjectives   Watch the video about adjectives and complete the adjective challenge on SEESAW
4. Math: Practice counting money by doing the SEESAW activity
5.Science: Earth Day
Complete upcycle activity on SEESAW
Listen to the story Garbadge Trucks
Sing along with Jack Hartmann
6.Listen to Ramona the Pest Chapter 3 I found a different people reading it. It is better !!!!!!

# data[].attributes.body
1. Spelling: Practice  aCe words on spelling training
2. Reading: Go to SEESAW listen to the Fractured Fairytale about "Bubba The Cowboy" and complete the activity.
3.Grammar: Go to SEESAW and watch the video and complete the activity on verbs.
4.Math:  Go to SEESAW and listen to video about making 25 cents, then complete worksheet.
5. Science: Earth Day    Listen to the story  I Stink about trash.  Watch the Berenstein Bears Go The Doctor and Don't Pollute

6. Listen to Ramona the Pest
I found  different people reading  it. It is much better. Chapter 2.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Spelling : Go to spelling training and play games with Vowel pattern aCe. Under second grade
2. Reading:  Fairy Tales/Fractured Tales  Complete Cinderella activity on SEESAW
3. Grammar: Nouns
Complete Noun Hunt activity on SEESAW
4. Math: Money SEESAW activity on counting money
5.Social Studies/Science: Earth Day
Complete SEESAW I can Save The Earth
6. Practice the Earth Day poem on SEESAW
7. A new chapter book to enjoy! Listen to Ramona the Pest
Chapter 1.
The author of this book just turned 104!!!
8. Parents please complete the survey.  by Wednesday. Put my email where it says email
hcarpenter@ebrschools.org   When you complete please send me a thumbs up on Remind.

# data[].attributes.body
See you back here on April 20.

# data[].attributes.body
Free activities

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Since her 1992 debut, children have loved reading about Junie B. Jones and all her hijinks. If your children love these early chapter books, they're sure to enjoy these printables and activities. From printable cards and bookmarks to themed activity packs, kids will delight as they go through mazes, connect-the-dots, and practice their writing with Junie B.

Activity Packs

Stuck inside? Junie B. to the rescue! Adventure through The Great Indoors with activities from all across the bookshelf - the perfect antidote to boredom! Inside you'll find:

MONSTERS (in a word search)

Comfy Couch Connect-the-Dots

Wildlife Wranglin' Maze

Junie B. Haiku-nie!

Further Reading: Junie B. Jones Books in a Bus (Books 1-28)

Junie B. is losing her first top tooth. Along the way she discovers what the Tooth Fairy's main job really is-recycling baby teeth! Find everything you'll need to help the Tooth Fairy, in this bewitching fun pack. Inside you'll find:

Tooth Envelope

Thank You Note for the Tooth Fairy

"Tooth Ready for Pick Up" Door Sign

Further Reading: Junie B. Jones #20: Toothless Wonder

Junie B.'s birthday is in June, but you can celebrate yours with this fun activity pack! Inside you'll find:

Coloring sheet with a birthday cake to decorate

Fill-in-the-blank book title activity sheet

Spot the difference at Junie B.'s party activity sheet

Party time maze

Three things that make y-o-u a star activity sheet

Party-themed word search

Spot the Identical Item

Junie B. thinks "brought" lunches are way better than "bought" lunches. (May does not agree. But, of course, May does not agree with anything.) Look at the lunch boxes on the activity sheet. Only two of them are the same. Can you find and circle them?

Further Reading: Junie B. J ones #19: Boss of Lunch

Printable Cards

With an adult's help, cut out the card and fold it according to the instructions. Give to someone special to wish them a happy Easter (or ask the Easter Bunny to put it in their basket!).

Further Reading: Junie B. Jones #27: Dumb Bunny

Other Activities

Is she an astronaut, librarian, or even sneaky peeky spy? It's up to you! Imagine what Junie B. might be when she grows up, and color in a fantastic future for her!

Related Books in the Junie B. Jones Series

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Junie B. Jones Printables and Activities | Brightly

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Since her 1992 debut, children have loved reading about Junie B. Jones and all her hijinks. If your children love these early chapter books, they're sure to enjoy these printables and activities. From printable cards and bookmarks to themed activity packs, kids will delight as they go through mazes, connect-the-dots, and practice their writing with Junie B.

# data[].attributes.body
Happy Birthday Charlotte!

Happy Birthday Hadia!
Click and watch
Today and all next week is Spring Break! Have fun.  Here are a few activities if you want to do them.
1. Kratt Brother look for the Easter Bunny. click here
2. Fancy Nancy and the Missing Easter Bunny story
3. Directed Drawing  Bunny
4. Too Many Carrots story

# data[].attributes.body
1. Spelling: Go to Spelling Training and play some -ew games The Roller Coaster practice is cool!
2. Reading: Watch
Reading Rainbow "Chickens Aren't the Only Ones"
3. Grammar: Prefix and Suffix Review in SEESAW
4. Math: Counting Coins
Do "Getcha Money Right" on
Go Noodle
Play Money Bingo on abcya.com
5. Social Studies: watch Berenstein Bears "Trouble with Money"
Click here
6. Not a Box activity on SEESAW
7. Watch a video about spring under Science tab

# data[].attributes.body
Want to learn more about Spring?

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
The Science of Spring! | SciShow Kids Compilation

# data[].attributes.body
1.Spelling games with ew words on Spelling Training
2. Reading: Mystery Science about birds on SEESAW
3.Grammar: Suffix activity on SEESAW
4.Math: Counting money SEESAW activity
5. Social Studies:  SEESAW activity on Making Money

# data[].attributes.body
1. Happy Birthday Gavin!  click here
2.Spelling ew Play games on spelling training. click here
3.Reading: watch video about animals that hatch. click here
Listen to 123 Who will the babies be? on Epic
4.Grammar: Prefix activities on SEESAW. Listen to story then do Prefix Test (not really a test just practice)
5.Math: Counting Money
Listen to the Penny Pot story
click here
Complete IXL Q3
6.Social Studies:  SEESAW activity

If you are up tonight at 9:30 go check out the super moon!!!

# data[].attributes.body
1. Spelling ew  Watch video
click here Play games on spelling training(under third grade list). click here
2.Reading:  Do The Good Egg activity on SEESAW
3.Grammar: prefix Do activity on SEESAW
4. Math: counting money do Counting Coins activity on SEESAW
Play some games on SPLASH Math
5. Social Studies: Economics Why Save  activity on SEESAW
6. Read Time for Kids click here

# data[].attributes.body
Great web site activities

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Rewarding for teachers, easy for families, fun for kids- a love of reading is inside every Book Box.

# data[].attributes.body
Click here to help Mikebrayden celebrate his birthday!!!!

Go check out Phoebe on the school web site for hat day!!!!!!!!

1. Watch Dav Pilkey draw Dog Man click here
2. STEM help Charlotte's baby spiders be "Balloonist" on SEESAW.
3.Watch the balloonist spiders
click here
4. Math: Make a coin bridge. Check out how on SEESAW.
5. Needs and Wants: Watch the Berenstain Bears Get the Gimmies click here
6. Watch and do the activity for  Pigeon Wants A Puppy on SEESAW.
7. Outdoor Scavenger Hunt on SEESAW.

Check out the virtual spirit week under website tab. Share your pictures with Mrs. Edwards.
Nedwards2@ebrschools.org
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!!!!!!!

# data[].attributes.headline
Week 3 Day 14 School Spirit Thursday 4/2

# data[].attributes.subject
Week 3 Day 14 School Spirit Thursday 4/2

# data[].attributes.body
Joke for the day:   What's a pirates favorite letter?
1. Spelling oi/oy words.  .Play games on Spelling training click here
2. Social Studies: Economics
Goods and Services watch video click here and click here and
click here
3. Identify coins and there values activity on SEESAW.
4. Prepositions Watch video
click here
5. Reading:  Central Message  Chrysanthemum activity on SEESAW
6. Practice reading the Spring poem on SEESAW.

Check out the virtual spirit week under website tab. Share your pictures with Mrs. Edwards.
Nedwards2@ebrschools.org

Joke answer:   Rrrrrrr

# data[].attributes.headline
Week 3 Day 13 Whatcha Reading Wednesday? 4/1

# data[].attributes.subject
Week 3 Day 13 Whatcha Reading Wednesday? 4/1

# data[].attributes.body
Joke for the day:   Why does a giraffe have a long neck?
1. Listen to part 13 of Charlotte's Web. click here  This is the end of the story. I hope you enjoyed it.
2. Spelling oi/oy words.  Watch video click here .Play games on Spelling training click here
3. Social Studies: Economics
Goods and Services SEESAW activity
4. Identify coins and there values
Listen to song click here then complete IXL  Q.1
5. Prepositions  listen to School House Rock song. click here
6. Reading: Should I Share My IceCream Central Message activity on SEESAW
7. Practice reading the Spring poem on SEESAW.

Check out the virtual spirit week under website tab. Share your pictures with Mrs. Edwards.
Nedwards2@ebrschools.org

Joke answer:  He has stinky feet!

# data[].attributes.body
Joke for the day:  What kind of clothes do clouds wear?
1. Listen to part 12 of Charlotte's Web. click here
2. Spelling oi/oy words.  watch video click here and Play games on Spelling training (link under spelling)
3. Social Studies: Economics watch
Needs and Wants video. click here Complete SEESAW activity
4. Identify coins and there values pretest  on SEESAW
5. Prepositions Bedroom activity on SEESAW
6. Reading: Lion and the Mouse Central Message activity on SEESAW
7. Practice reading the Spring poem on SEESAW.

Check out the virtual spirit week under website tab. Share your pictures with Mrs. Edwards.
Nedwards2@ebrschools.org

Joke answer: Thunderwear

# data[].attributes.body
Joke for the day:    Do you want to hear a joke about pizza?
Noooo It's to cheesey!
1. Listen to part 11 of Charlotte's Web. click here
2. Spelling oi/oy words. Play games on Spelling training (link under spelling)
3. Social Studies: Economics
Complete SEESAW Needs and Wants activity
4. Hour, and Half Hour telling time activity on SEESAW
5. Prepositions activity on SEESAW
6. Reading: Central Message click here and click here.
7. Spring writing activity on SEESAW.
Check out the virtual spirit week under website tab. Share your pictures with Mrs. Edwards.
Nedwards2@ebrschools.org

# data[].attributes.body
Bears

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Open Today 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

Explore Ocean Voyager Built by the Home Depot

Find out more about Ocean Voyager, one of the largest single aquatic exhibits in the world.

Voyage Deeper Into Other Aquarium Experiences

Support Georgia Aquarium

Please consider supporting the Aquarium today so we can continue delivering amazing animal experiences for everyone.

Buy Tickets

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Ocean Voyager Live Webcam | Georgia Aquarium | See Whale Sharks

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Check out the live Webcam from our Ocean Voyager gallery, built by The Home Depot. Watch our whale sharks, manta rays and thousands of other species.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Have Fun!

2. Take a Virtual field trip to  The San Diego Zoo  click here  scroll down until you see the LIVE CAM!

3. Take a Virtual Field trip to an Aquarium click here . WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE THE WHALE SHARK IT IS HUGE!!!!!

4. Complete Computer Lab Challenge for Mrs. Hall. (instructions are in the Tech lab column under LEGO PROJECT)

5. Listen to Part 10 of Charlotte's Web click here and complete the Seesaw Activity.

6. Jan Brett Published a BRAND NEW BOOK.... listen to it by clicking here.

7. Doodle with MO WILLEMS @ 1:00 click here.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Read EPIC books
2.Watch Module 5 Lesson 11 on youtube click here complete SEESAW activity on Half Hour.
3.Watch Rainbow Fish video. Complete craftivity  on SEESAW.
4. Adaptations:
Complete covering activity in SEESAW.
5. Play "or" games on spellingtraining.com
6. Watch Part 9 Charlotte's Web.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
© 1999–2024 BrainPOP. All rights reserved.

# data[].attributes.body
AMAZING ANIMALS

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Giant Pacific Octopus 🐙 | Amazing Animals

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Adaptation In Plants | Science For Kids | Periwinkle

# data[].attributes.headline
Move a little and Grove a little with Go Noodle

# data[].attributes.subject
Move a little and Grove a little with Go Noodle

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Starfall Education: Kids Games, Movies, Books & Music for K-5 and above

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
At Starfall, children have fun while they learn - specializing in reading, phonics & math - educational games, movies, books, songs, and more for children K-5 and above.

# data[].attributes.headline
Explore many more sites and let me know which ones you like and I will share them here!

# data[].attributes.subject
Explore many more sites and let me know which ones you like and I will share them here!

# data[].attributes.body
Complete an IXL lesson.  We have been learning about 2D and 3D shapes, Fractions (1/2 and 1/4), Time, and Money.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Learn first grade math skills for free! Choose from hundreds of topics including addition, subtraction, shapes, graphs, time, and more. Start learning now!

# data[].attributes.body
Try Splash Math. It has more of a teaching aspect alongside each skill.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
SplashLearn - Fun Math Practice Games for Kindergarten to Grade 5

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
SplashLearn is an award winning math learning program used by more than 30 Million kids for fun math practice. It includes unlimited math lessons on number counting, addition, subtraction etc.

# data[].attributes.body
FABULOUS 30 days of learning from Scholastic! Please check this for daily activities to do! LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Raise a reader by getting the best book recommendations, reading tips, and discounts delivered straight to your inbox.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Kids A to Z login page for students, parents, and teachers

# data[].attributes.body
Denise Fleming has some fun activities.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Learn more about my books and art, download my printable READ posters, and explore all of the activities and printables provided for each of my children’s picture books.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Lalilo by Renaissance | Practice and instruction on Foundational Literacy skills

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Sign up and invite parents remotely for home access to phonics and reading lessons.

# data[].attributes.body
Need some mindfulness and relaxation.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Jaime's Fantastically Fun Yoga & Mindfulness

Your browser does not support the video tag

99% of parents said...

Cosmic Kids has a positive impact on the PHYSICAL and MENTAL health of their kids
Source: Cosmic Kids Parents Survey (3378 respondents)
As recommended by

The Cosmic Kids App

All Cosmic Kids videos ad-free

Exclusive content & early access

Stream on your phone, TV & computer

MOST FLEXIBLE - Pause any time!

BEST VALUE - Save $80.88!

BEST VALUE - Save £45.89!

BEST VALUE - Save $91.89!

BEST VALUE - Save $53.89!

BEST VALUE - Save $55.00!

BEST VALUE - Save ¥4989!

BEST VALUE - Save 589 kr!

BEST VALUE - Save 390 kr!

BEST VALUE - Save €48.00!

BEST VALUE - Save $55.00!

"Thanks to Cosmic Kids, our little boy is light years ahead of us in self awareness"

Cosmic Kids Parents and Carers Survey 2021

"A modern-day Mary Poppins"

'Cosmic Kids is one of the best things that I've discovered as a parent. It has instilled an early love of exercise and mindfulness in my child.'

Cosmic Kids Parents and Carers Survey 2021

We're trying to reach every corner of the globe!

We estimate that 35% of views are in classrooms with 10 to 30 students!

Hello from Jaime!

"My goal is to create what my generation didn't have when I was a kid - a fun way of discovering yoga and mindfulness! I want kids to be equipped to look after their mental and physical health so they grow into happy adults."

5 fun maps to guide young yogis through 20 of Jaime's favourite yoga adventures. Includes completion certificate!

5 example class plans for kids yoga teachers. Includes scripts and fun game & craft ideas to match the class theme.

Bite-sized interactive activities designed to nourish your little ones' mental health and can be used year-round.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Cosmic Kids Yoga | The Home of Positive Screen Time

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Screen Time that gives kids SUPERPOWERS! SUPERPOWERS! SUPERPOWERS! Stream it all on the Cosmic Kids app! Your browser does not support the video tag 99% of parents said... Cosmic Kids has a positive impact on the PHYSICAL and MENTAL health [...]

# data[].attributes.headline
Still wish we were going to the zoo? ME TOO!

# data[].attributes.subject
Still wish we were going to the zoo? ME TOO!

# data[].attributes.body
Watch this and look at the live video of the San Diego Zoo!

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Animal Camouflage | Science | Animals | Little Fox | Bedtime Stories

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Live wildlife cameras at the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Read at least two Storyline books, EPIC books or books on your shelf
2. Complete Get to know you activity in SEESAW
3. Watch Module 5 lesson 1 math video on youtube and complete an IXL lesson or a Splash Math lesson
4. Watch some videos on animals and their offspring
5. Listen to Part 1of Charlotte's Web
6. Break dance on Go Noodle