Virtual Resources &
Field Trips

The Aquarium of the Pacific displays about 12,000 animals and more than 100 exhibits that celebrate the planet’s largest and most diverse body of water, the Pacific Ocean.

Arches National Park features 2,000 natural stone arches—a landscape unlike any other. Field trips explore the desert ecosystem, geology, and desert adaptations. Visit virtually with Arches 360.

In this video for young viewers, they will explore one of the most fascinating places on Earth – the Arctic. Children will learn about the animals who live there and their habits. Time: 10:34 Min.

The Art Museum of West Virginia University allows groups to experience the ways in which art can transform and inspire through its programs and performances. View some of the museum’s collection virtually.

The Asheville Museum of Science offers a full range of science lessons, including a popular geology program, as well as weather and physics activities. Try the virtual Daily Science activities.

The Atlanta History Center connects people, history, and culture by providing educational tours of historic houses, exhibitions, and gardens. Explore some of the center’s online exhibitions.

View European and American paintings, ancient Antioch mosaics, and textiles from around the world at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Explore the museum virtually via its artBMA channel.

The Barnes Foundation’s collection features one of the world’s finest holdings of impressionist, post-impressionist, and early modern paintings.

In this video, you’ll meet Tara and Dennis who will explain what it means to them to raise pigs as a family. They’ll walk you through a typical day on their farm and the role the family plays within their operation.

Visit the 19th-century Bellamy Mansion Museum, known for being one of North Carolina’s finest examples of pre-Civil War architecture. Take a virtual tour of the Mansion and download some activity worksheets.

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