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Since the Cincinnati zoo closed its doors to the public for the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been live streaming different animals online for the public. Every day since March 16,t he zoo has put a different animal on a live stream, showing the public a hippo, a porcupine, an ocelot, a sloth and lions.

This measure is primarily aimed at kids, to help parents who have kids at home from school and "make the hiatus fun and educational." However, anyone who is at home because of the quarantine can enjoy a break, look at the zoo's different animals and learn a bit more about them. The "Home Safari" series takes place every day at 3 p.m. Eastern, and the animal featured today is the penguin.

Sound on! The penguins are pretty excited they get to be featured on today's Home Safari!!! Tune in to Facebook at 3pm EDT. You can view any past Home Safaris by scrolling down our Facebook feed. They remain on our page even after the live feed has ended. https://t.co/98CDXDtpVU pic.twitter.com/XzFdDevtAC

- Cincinnati Zoo (@CincinnatiZoo) March 21, 2020

The live stream for the penguins will start at 3 p.m. Eastern today and will be available here and below:

Many Different Animals, Including a Hippo and Lions, Have Already Been Featured

Anyone who misses the live stream can still view the video afterward. The Fiona the Hippo video is available here:

The porcupine video with Rico the porcupine is also available for viewing here:

The video with Sihil the ocelot from March 18 is available to watch here:

Thursday's video with the sloths Moe and Lightning is available to check out here:

The video featuring lions John and Imani is available to watch again here:

In addition to keeping the video on its Facebook after the live stream, the zoo will post it on its website and YouTube channel. They also include some fun activities on their website for kids to do during or after the educational video. For those watching the video live, they can ask questions in the chat that the zoo staff can answer during the live stream.

The Zoo Has a Lot of Different Animals They Can Feature on the Home Safari Series

Let us know: What animals are you hoping to see on our future Home Safaris? https://t.co/GDpLTYf36L-
Cincinnati Zoo (@CincinnatiZoo) March 18, 2020

The zoo only announces the next featured animal once the day's live stream is over. The zoo is home to a number of exciting animals, though, like giraffes, a polar bear and a red panda, so it's possible that these will appear on the live stream series soon.

The Cincinnati zoo has also asked the public for suggestions about what animals they'd like to see on the Home Safari series.

The Monterey Bay Aquarium is another animal center that has live streams of its animals available to the public during the aquarium's closure.

Though @ MontereyAq is closed, our webcams are still streaming. Until we reopen, you can check in on the sea otters,... twitter.com/i/web/status/1...-
Julie Packard (@juliepackard) March 14, 2020

The tweet reads: "Though [Monterey Bay Aquarium] is closed, our webcams are still streaming. Until we reopen, you can check in on the sea otters, sway with the kelp forest, find tranquility with the jellies and look for wildlife out on Monterey Bay."
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Following the Government announcement that the majority of schools in the UK will close due to the outbreak of coronavirus, many parents have been understandably concerned about how to keep their kids entertained for what is currently an unknown period of time.

In response, personal trainer and author Joe Wicks has announced he will be holding live free PE classes at 9am Monday to Friday via his YouTube channel for children of all ages, in a bid to keep everyone moving.

"Parents are going to be under pressure next week and for 30 minutes a day I can take over and inspire and energise the kids to get active, bounce around and have fun. You can even join in with the kids. Please share away. This is going to help millions of children and parents feel happier for 30 minutes and beyond everyday #PEwithJoe," he wrote in an Instagram post.

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"It's a workout specifically designed for kids because when the school's are closed there is no PE. Don't worry I've got you, I'm going to take this over. I'm going to get your kids moving, feeling energised, positive, optimistic," he said.

"It's a 30 minute session for little kids right up to secondary school. Get involved, have fun we're going to be doing loads of basic exercises, you don't need a lot of room," he continued.

"I am going to be the nation's PE teacher, starting from Monday at 9am," he added.

Want to get started sooner? Head to his YouTube where he already has '18 Kids Workouts to do at Home'.

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At the moment, around 300 million children worldwide can't go to their schools due to the coronavirus outbreak. So many parents face the struggle of keeping their kids occupied at home. As we've already learned before, homeschooling is not as easy as it seems; therefore, for this reason, various educational resources are popping up, making thousands of parents' lives way easier.

Mo Willems⁠-a bestselling author and illustrator⁠-has announced that he will be teaching drawing every weekday on YouTube to kids who are now at home. Mo will be having sessions called Lunch Doodles where he will occupy the little ones by doodling together with them.

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Well-known illustrator Mo Willems has announced that he'll be doing Lunch Doodles for kids on YouTube

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Numerous parents all around the globe are struggling with their own jobs and homeschooling their kids, so bestselling author and illustrator Mo Willems has come to the rescue!

The sessions will take place every weekday at 1 p.m. EST

Image credits: The Kennedy Center

Mo Willems, who is best known for his books "The Pigeon Has to Go to School!" "I Will Take a Nap!" and "Knufflebunny," has announced that he will be live streaming "Lunch Doodles" videos every weekday at 1 p.m. EST from his own house. The video sessions will be shared on the Kennedy Center's YouTube account as well as on their website.

The sessions are about 20 minutes long

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"I know a lot of you guys are not in school," Willems said in an introductory video this Monday. "You're at home right now because of all the things that are going on. Well, guess what? I'm at home, too. We're gonna hang out together."

In them, Mo Willems will be drawing together with kids

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The well-known illustrator and author is also encouraging kids to submit questions to LUNCHDOODLES@kennedy-center.org. Later, he will try to respond to them in his videos.

He also encourages children to submit questions, which he'll try to respond to in the videos

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"Lunch Doodles" has already shared three episodes, each comprised of somewhere between 20 to 28 minutes. So tune in and don't forget to also follow Mo Willems' Twitter, where he announces of any technical difficulties he's having so that your little ones don't miss the show!

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It's no surprise that authors are incredibly good at bringing their own books to life. Whether through live or pre-recorded visits, read-aloud videos, or other virtual author activities, kids will connect with books like never before! Here are some of our favorite options to try.

Pre-Recorded Virtual Author Visits

Check out these videos of presentations authors have given at schools and libraries. There are authors here that will interest students at any age.

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Hear Chung talk about the process of creating his book Mixed: A Colorful Story. The allegory of one color who thinks it's better than the others is meaningful at any age.

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Bao Phi's lovely book A Different Pond showcases the relationship between a father and his son. As they fish for the food their family needs, the father tells his son about a pond from his own childhood in faraway Vietnam.

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Author of the Newbery Honor book Other Words for Home, Jasmine Warga gives an engaging talk about how she writes.

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From her Babymouse graphic novels to the Sunny series and beyond, Holm writes books that middle grade readers absolutely love.

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Do your students love the thrills and chills of the MonsterStreet series? Then they'll love seeing its author answer kids' questions about reading and writing!

J.K. Rowling

Every kid will recognize the author of the beloved Harry Potter books! See her interview with the Harry Potter Reading Club in this video.

Kate Messner

Kate Messner writes fiction, nonfiction, novels, chapter books, and picture books, so there's a good chance most kids have read at least one of her books.

Katherine Applegate

Lots of kids read The One and Only Ivan in class, and Applegate has plenty of other popular and award-winning books as well. Hear her talk about her books (and even show off her adorable dog!).

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Here's another name kids will recognize. Whether they love The Giver, the Gooney Bird series, or any of her other numerous works, they'll enjoy listening to her speak and answer audience questions.

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The Last Kids on Earth book series is now a Netflix series too! Listen to author Max Brallier talk about his writing process and give kids a writing challenge of their own.

Live Virtual Author Visits

Want to set up a virtual author visit live for your class or school? If you have a particular author in mind, visit their website (or their publisher's) to contact them and find out if they do virtual visits. Scholastic offers virtual author visits through their catalog, so that's a great place to start.

The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators has a terrific roundup of virtual author visits and writing workshops too. Here are some to consider.

Gutman has written all sorts of books for kids, and he's happy to do virtual school visits. Find his offerings and prices at his website.

Nonfiction children's author Kurtz loves to present his books to kids of all ages. His virtual offerings include readings, interviews, and concept-based workshops.

Long does both in-person and virtual author visits based on her popular books, like How I Became a Pirate. Visit her website to see her offerings and book a visit.

Biebow's colorful book about the inventor of Crayola crayons is a delight. She offers free virtual visits, plus interactive in-person workshops.

Known for Dahlia in Bloom, Koehler offers both virtual author visits and writing workshops. She does professional development workshops for teachers too.

Virtual Author Read-Alouds

When you hear authors read their own books, it gives you a whole new perspective on their works. That makes read-alouds some of our favorite virtual author activities.

Hale's YouTube channel includes a playlist called Storytime With Uncle Bruce. Hear him read about Clark the Shark and other hilarious characters.

Gutman has a whole collection of read-alouds on his Facebook page, like Miss Blake Is a Flake. Kids will love his wacky style!

Visit her YouTube channel to see the author read her book Where Are My Books? She's got a few other read-alouds too, along with drawing tips.

Fabien Cousteau is the grandson of famed sea explorer Jacques Cousteau. His book series explores his own experiences under the water, and you can watch his read-aloud on Facebook.

You'll feel inspired when you hear Byers read her heartfelt book I Am Enough.

Lin reads aloud from her picture books as well as chapters from her longer books on her YouTube channel.

Watch Knowles read the first chapter of her middle-grade novel Where the Heart Is, while giving students a fun writing exercise.

Hear Cook read a variety of books from her collection, like Wilma Jean the Worry Machine. Her YouTube channel also includes interviews, advice, and other fun virtual author activities.

Watch Messner read Fergus and Zeke and the 100th Day of School in this YouTube video.

This read-aloud of Fry Bread includes some of the author's thoughts on writing the book and the recipe he included at the end.

Listen to Henderson read the first chapter of her book The Magic in Changing Your Stars on YouTube.

The author regularly shares read-alouds of his books, like I Love You Like a Pig, on his Instagram page.

The author has added a collection of videos of herself reading from her picture books on Instagram. Titles include When We Are Kind and You Hold Me Up.

Hear readings from Shusterman's books on his YouTube channel, including excerpts and complete short stories.

The author created a Stay at Home: Story Time section on his website. Initially made during the 2020 COVID lockdown, these videos are still lots of fun to watch.

Visit Reynolds' Facebook page to see him read from some of his most popular books, like The Dot.

The award-winning author and illustrator reads from her book The Story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in this YouTube video.

The author reads his picture books on his YouTube channel, where he also has lots of drawing videos for inspiration.

Other Virtual Author Activities

So many wonderful authors and publishers have YouTube or Instagram channels! Join them as they teach you how to draw, offer writing tips, and lots more.

Kids will do more than just watch these videos. They'll write, draw, and create on their own, inspired by famous authors and illustrators.

Watch story time, Cressida Cowell's summer camp, author interviews, how-to-draw videos, and a whole lot more.

The prolific author has a robust website full of videos, activities, podcasts, and more virtual author activities to engage kids of a variety of ages.

The Lunch Lady author and illustrator has a series of videos showing kids how to draw some of their favorite characters. His YouTube channel also has cartooning tips, writing tips, pep talks, and shorts.

This YouTube channel is rich with content, including interviews, tour journals, how-to-draw tips, and so much more.

The Kennedy Center sponsored this series of videos with the beloved author of classics like Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!

Author and illustrator of hits like Smile and Drama shares drawings, time-lapse videos, and more on her Instagram page.

Aspiring illustrators will enjoy this series, where any kid can learn to draw creatures of every kind.

These half-hour chats with well-known middle grade authors are the perfect length to share with your classes.

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You can still get your fill of the great outdoors, even if you have to stay inside.

With the ongoing coronavirus outbreak heavily affecting the U.S. as well as nations abroad, people everywhere are attempting to help slow the spread of the virus by self-isolating and practicing social distancing, as the CDC recommends.

Because of this, schools, restaurants, bars, movie theaters, and other places for people to congregate are temporarily closing their doors. In response, many schools have moved to online instruction, and even tourist attractions, like these 12 famous museums, are offering virtual tours so people can get a little break from cleaning and Netflix. Even New York's Metropolitan Opera is offering free virtual experiences to keep people entertained.

But what about those of us who love to explore the outdoors?

Luckily, Google Arts & Culture has teamed up with five national parks in the U.S. so people can enjoy the beauty of the natural world while sitting safely on their couch. These parks feature different climates and environments from across the country, including famous desert vistas and snowy terrains.

Below is a list of the national parks that are currently offering virtual tours through Google Arts & Culture. Hopefully, there will be even more in the future.

Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska

This virtual tour lets you explore glaciers, fjords, and icebergs located in the Alaskan wilderness. Descend into an icy crevasse, kayak through majestic icebergs, and even see how a glacier melts and the effects that climate change has on this frozen terrain. Kenai Fjords has over 40 glaciers in the Harding Icefield, according to the National Park Service website, and the tour begins with a peek into Exit Glacier, one of the only accessible glaciers by road within the national park.

Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii

One of the most popular national parks in Hawaii is now totally accessible online. This virtual tour lets you explore the Nahuku Lava Tube, which is a cave formed by flowing lava, which can drain lava from a volcano during an eruption. On the tour, you can also enjoy the stunning view from the volcanic coastal cliffs, "fly" over an active volcano, and see the effects of an eruption from 1959.

Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico

Located in the Chihuahuan Desert of southern New Mexico, this popular park has over 100 caves. On this virtual tour, you can take a walk through the fascinating caverns, view incredible rock formations, and even see thousands of bats who live in the cave system. You can even "experience" life as a bat thanks to this park's impressive simulation.

Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

The beautiful, red and orange hoodoos of this famous desert landscape are now on full display, even if you're in your living room. This virtual tour centered on Sunset Point lets you enjoy the star-filled night sky from this Dark Sky certified national park, get up close and personal with the park's unique rock formations, and even take a horseback ride through the canyon from the comfort of your own home.

Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida

This remote and severely underrated park is located 70 miles west of Key West, according to the National Park Service website. Thanks to this virtual tour, you no longer have to book a seaplane or boat to get there. Visit the Civil War-era Fort Jefferson, swim through the third largest coral reef in the world, and even take an exploratory dive into a shipwreck from 1907.

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