Virtual Resources &
Field Trips

At Empow, students acquire specialized skills in STEM, from video game design to robotics, and from virtual reality to digital music production—and everything in between. Also awarding-winning virtual programs available.

Fantasy Theatre Factory is dedicated to creating original and quality educational theatrical programs for children, families, and the public, and to expanding access to these programs to people of all cultures and backgrounds.

Science has never been this fun, this scary, or this big! Field Station: Dinosaurs is a thrilling outdoor dinosaur park featuring over thirty life-size animatronic dinosaurs.

Explore early colonial history at the re-created 1611 Citie of Henricus located on the historic James River. This “living history” museum has 14 recreated colonial and Powhatan Indian structures and offers hands-on encounters with historical interpreters.

Home cooking for kids 10+ to get involved in the kitchen, with or without the help of a parent! Create a great meal for your family with a virtual single session class, weekly super club and a 4-day cooking camp.

Fordham University offers an online program bring together time-tested reading instruction, great books, and an experienced, inspiring teacher from the Institute of Reading Development, a nationwide leader in reading instruction for 50 years!

Jonathan Kruk, a master storyteller engages, enchants and educates children with interactive curricular-based tales. Finger fables to mythology, fairy tales to medieval.

Jump Rope Master, Peter Nestler, is a 7-Time World Champion and 12-Time Guinness World Records holder. Featuring Jump Ropes, Unicycle, Double Dutch & more!

Monarch butterflies – Nature’s icon for their beauty, metamorphosis, spectacular migration, stirring awe and wonder. Even they are imperiled by Climate Change. Learn about them both.

Powerful mental health message for youth and adults. Theatrical portrayals plus insightful processing guide identifying feelings and asking for help as needed. Stress management skills.

Built in 1772, Liberty Hall Museum & Arboretum is the perfect place to discover the living past. Students can role play as citizens in colonial New Jersey on the eve of the Revolutionary War, or learn what life was like across five periods of American history.

Living Voices brings life to history through original multimedia programs, combining live performance with archival film to represent diverse perspectives from the past that resonate today.