Discover natural and cultural history—from geological specimens to the 16th president—live theater and more at the AAM accredited Indiana State Museum. Explore its virtual resources.

Discover more about animals and humanity’s role within the environment at the Indianapolis Zoo and White River Gardens—accredited by the AZA and AAM. Enjoy a virtual visit with the animals.

Learn about the 20th president and various social studies topics at the James A. Garfield NHS. The site offers a virtual 4th-grade program and an all-ages virtual tour.

Explore two distinct desert ecosystems, rich cultural history, and surreal geologic features on a field trip to Joshua Tree National Park. Experience the park virtually.

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.

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.

The AAM accredited Lilly House & Garden at Newfields is a National Historic Landmark. Step back into early 20th-century Indiana history. Explore Newfields’ virtual resources.

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.

The Museum of Discovery and Science offers turtle walks, camp-ins, science demos and labs, environmental education programs, and more. 

The Museum of Florida History is a treasure trove of historical artifacts fascinating—from the prehistoric era to the mid-20th century. Teachers can schedule an educator-led virtual tour and activities.

The Museum of Science and Industry inspires children to achieve their full potential in science, technology, medicine, and engineering. Enjoy the museum’s virtual Science at Home resources.