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This site provides a virtual tour of the museum, allowing students to zoom and pan over chosen exhibits all over the museum. They can explore areas of interest or given areas that will be studied in the class. We thought we would provide a guiding graphic organizer/handout for students to explore the museum (as a scavenger hunt of sorts).
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Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Virtual Tour

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Welcome to the 4th revision of the Smithsonian's Virtual Tour of the Natural History Museum. This is a work focused on turning the tours into STEM courseware. The eventual media-rich tour of the new hall is a collaboration between The Smithsonian and Loren Ybarrondo.

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This virtual field trip allows students to take a look at farms they do not get to see everyday. Would work well when looking at how humanity has innovated and created systems to provide food for themselves and others.

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Virtual Reality

Take yourself on a real life expedition of Canadian farms and food processing facilities from the comfort of your home. It's a fun, simple and affordable way to educate and engage audiences in workshops, trade shows, classrooms and the like. This can be done through Google Cardboard or Gear VR. Grab one and get started!

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Virtual Reality Take yourself on a real life expedition of Canadian farms and food processing facilities from the comfort of your home. It's a fun, simple and affordable way to educate and engage audiences in workshops, trade shows, classrooms and the like. This can be done through Google Cardboard or Gear VR.

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We decided to do a virtual field trip to the grocery store. Our content area is Special education. We thought of face-timing someone in the grocery store. The person in the store will help the students find the items on their list and pay for the items This gives our students a real life experience that allows students to see the envrionment of the store before going to the store themselves.

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This is a resource found on YouTube that helps to bring the activity of Yoga to the PE classroom through a "guest" instructor.

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WELCOME to Yoga With Adriene! Our mission is to connect as many people as possible through high-quality free yoga videos. We welcome all levels, all bodies, all genders, all souls!
If you’re brand-new to yoga, check out my Yoga For Beginners and Foundations of Yoga series. These are designed to giv…

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Quebec January 1, 1776

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Brandywine September 11, 1777

Battle of the Clouds September 16, 1777

The Paoli "Massacre" September 21, 1777

Forts Clinton and Montgomery October 6, 1777

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Whitemarsh December 4 - 8, 1777

Valley Forge Winter Quarters 1777-78

Barren Hill May 20, 1778

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King's Mountain October 7, 1780

Guilford Courthouse March 15, 1781

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York, Pennsylvania - Temporary National Capital

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Atrocities in the South Yahoo Group postings by Patrick J. O'Kelley, author ofNothing But Blood and Slaughter.

The British Military in New York City, 1776 Best in the World?

A Brief History of Freedom Why is America Free?

Editorial: Why is the Revolutionary War Not Popular?

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Revolutionary War Virtual Battlefield Tours

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Part of John's Military History Page Quebec January 1, 1776 Charleston June 28, 1776 Ticonderoga and Mount Independence July 2-6, 1777 NEW! July 7, 1777 NEW!

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The Courtauld is a self-governing college of the University of London. They have a virtual tour that would allow students to view famous works of art from the classroom or home. Students will be able to study these works and identify and describe the different elements and principles used in the different works found in the gallery.

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This virtual field trip gives the students a chance to explore the solar system, and dig deeper into specific planets. We decided we would start by introducing the website and how it works to the students and then give them time to explore it in small groups. We would end with a whole group share out to give the students an opportunity to share what they have learned.

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Online 3D simulation of the Solar System and night sky in real time - the Sun, planets, dwarf planets, comets, stars and constellations

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Ruth and Grace L.
4th Grade
For our virtual field trip, we would bring in a guest speaker to talk about sharks, and then have students spend some time exploring different types of sharks using different websites.  One of these websites is http://www.airpano.com/search.php where students can view 360 photos and videos

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Clara and Callie- For our virtual field trip, we have chosen to focus on news sources. We have also chosen to use a guest speaker (via video call) for this lesson. Our guest speaker will be Madison Pitsch from 1011 News in Lincoln, Nebraska so we have attached the home page link for 1011 News.

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The Nebraska State Patrol is investigating an incident in Hitchcock County that included an officer-involved shooting. The incident occurred early Tuesday morning in Trenton, Nebraska.

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Lincoln, Nebraska News, Weather Sports | 1011 NOW

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The Nebraska State Patrol is investigating an incident in Hitchcock County that included an officer-involved shooting. The incident occurred early Tuesday morning in Trenton, Nebraska.

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This virtual field trip makes it so that you are able to see how an apple orchard looks on a large scale. We looked into using this for a PreK class. We thought this would be good to use as an example for how apples come to us in the stores. I think we would use this because it shows how apple grow and what an orchard looks like without having to take them to an orchard.

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In this 360° tour, you'll learn about how apples are grown, packaged, and everything in between. You'll also meet Canadian apple growers Murray and Joel, who will explain the importance of working together, of using Integrated Pest Management in their orchard and how critical Seasonal Agricultural Workers are to their business.

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In this 360° tour, you'll learn about how apples are grown, packaged, and everything in between. You'll also meet Canadian apple growers Murray and Joel, who will explain the importance of working together, of using Integrated Pest Management in their orchard and how critical Seasonal Agricultural Workers are to their business.

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Seventy percent of our Earth is covered by water. The ocean provides most of the oxygen we breathe, is a major source of the world’s food supply and many promising medical breakthroughs lie beneath its surface. The big picture is the Ocean affects us everyday. Ocean First Education is an online educational tool allowing students to interact in the fascination and education of our oceans. This educational tool provides 360 degrees of lesson plans and virtual field trips. Ocean First Education is filled with passionate educators, scientists, divers, and explorers, seeking to guide users to a greater understanding and appreciation of marine science and ocean conservation.

https://oceanfirsteducation.com/courses

Callie, Janessa and Andrea

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This virtual field trips allows students to learn and explore the forests in China. They will learn about climate change, the carbon cycle, and reforestation. They will also learn how these things affect the animals living in the forests. The field trip has a worksheet that students can fill out, helping to guide discussion during the video.

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Virtual field trip video, grades 3-8

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Join our expert scientist Yue Wang, a conservation planning officer for The Nature Conservancy, on a virtual field trip across the world to two stunning provinces in China-Sichuan and Yunnan-where we will explore majestic forests, towering mountains, and other iconic landscapes. While examining the role these vital natural areas play in the carbon cycle and climate change, as well as the benefits of reforestation, we will learn about the magnificent creatures who call these habitats home: giant pandas, golden snub-nosed monkeys, and the elusive and odd-looking takin.

Exploring these critical areas will help students understand how important all habitats are for both people and animals-no matter where you are in the world. Our journey will demonstrate how scientists work with local communities to protect nature and create new wilderness.

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China's Great Forests: What the Giant Panda and Earth's Climate Share - Nature Works Everywhere

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Join our expert scientist Yue Wang, a conservation planning officer for The Nature Conservancy, on a virtual field trip across the world to two stunning provinces in China-Sichuan and Yunnan-where we will explore majestic forests, towering mountains, and other iconic landscapes.

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Not many people get the opportunity to travel to a tropical rainforest during their lifetime. This virtual field trip allows them that opportunity. Students will have the opportunity to take a look around them as they move through the forest and are guided through the video. After traveling through the rainforest, students will have time to discuss some free response questions with their peers about their experience as well as discuss with the entire class.

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Under The Canopy (360 video) | Conservation International (CI)

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The Louvre is a classical art museum in Paris, France. Using this virtual tour link would allow students to have an idea of what the Louvre looks like as well as what is on display there. Using this tool gives them the opportunity to look at the classical works without the financial burden or the ocean barrier.

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Virtually explore Louvre Museum in a fully immersive 360-degree experience.

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https://empatico.org/

Empatico is a website that connects you with classes from around the world. Not only does Empatico connect you with classrooms around the world they also provide numerous activity ideas, discussions, reflections, and lessons. In provided lessons they give you step by step instructions and guide you on everything you could need to go on this virtual field trip. Empatico also provide tons of other valuable resources. Empatico can be used for all ages and is free, it is thorough and so easy to navigate and understand. I am very impressed with this website and would encourage EVERYONE to check it out!!!!

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This virtual field trip from Scholastic provides a closer look at life in Plymouth Colony in 1620. It includes multiple interactive tours that investigate both the Mayflower and the Wampanoag Homesite. In the content area of Social Studies, this virtual field trip would serve as an excellent lesson primer for early foundations and settlement in America. Additionally, this Scholastic resource includes various lesson guides, plans, and activities for your classroom! (They also align with Common Core State Standards!)
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Bring the story of the First Thanksgiving to life in your classroom!
Introduce your class to the first harvest celebration, delve deeper into the relationships between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoags, and take a closer look at the historical significance of the Pilgrims' settlement.

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The First Thanksgiving Student Activities for Grades PreK-12 | Scholastic.com

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Find out how the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag Native Americans celebrated the first Thanksgiving together at Plymouth Plantation. Teach students about this period in American history with Thanksgiving activities, resources, lesson plans, and teaching ideas about the voyage of the Mayflower, the daily life of the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag, and the first Thanksgiving feast.