Virtual Resources &
Field Trips

Join beloved icon Julie Andrews for story time! Julie and her daughter, children’s author and educator Emma Walton Hamilton, invite you into their library to read their favorite children’s books. Every story comes to life with sound, music and activities.

Katmai National Park & Preserve protects 9,000 years of human history, as well as and habitats for salmon and thousands of brown bears. Visit the wildlife virtually via webcam.

Learn about the Sugpiaq people and how the Kenai Fjords’ glaciers bear witness to climate change. Take a virtual tour and see distance learning options.

This fitness video is a exercise routine program for kids and parents (teachers). Children and adolescents should do 60 minutes or more of physical activity each day. Time: 25:04 mins.

This video workout teaches children how to get in shape with exercises as they work through a beginning workout for kids of all ages, even teens and adults. It’s fun and healthy workout. Time: 15 mins.

Kokomo-Howard Library offers cutting-edge STEM trips, family literacy, and more. The Russianville branch is Nature Explore certified. View their virtual story time and programs.

At the Lawrence Hall of Science visit the Hall to connect with science, technology, engineering, and math for  a field trip or bring a Science Show or Science Festival to your site.

Fall is a great time of year for going on a nature hike to learn about trees. In this video, trail guide Teresa D’Anna offers tips and tricks for teaching kids about trees while out on the trail. Great tips for parents, teachers and scout leaders. Time: 5:12.

This animated video explains the Life Cycle of the Butterfly. It begins with the butterfly laying eggs, to a caterpillar through the process of transforming into a beautiful butterfly. Time: 5:15 min.

Linda Batlin is a storyteller from Colorado and tells stories filled with wisdom and mirth tailored to fit your needs for all venues and ages from folktales to history. In-person performances: Nationwide.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art has a collection of more than 147,000 objects that illuminate 6,000 years of artistic expression across the globe.

The Los Angeles  Zoo has more than 2,200 mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles representing more than 270 different species. The Zoo’s botanical collection has over 800 different plant species.