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Virtual Tours | The KidZone: Virtual Tours |
Virtual Tours | Virtual Tours and Field Trips |
Get out of Class with Virtual Field Trips | |
Exploratorium | Virtual Field Trips |
Virtual Hawaii | Virtual Classroom Field Trips |
Tower of London Virtual Tour | Spotty's White House Tour |
The Oops Virtual Field Trip | Historical Tour of the White House |
Virtual Tourist | The Nine Planets |
Spanish Missions of CA | Teaching with Historic Places |
Take a Museum Field Trip Without Leaving Your Classroom | The Fossil Hunter |
Volcano World Virtual Field Trips | |
Digital Field Trip to the Rainforest | Take a Virtual Trip to Antarctica |
A Virtual Tour of Museums and Exhibits | Virtual Field Trips and Web Museums |
Supreme Court Virtual Tour | |
Zoo Atlanta | Tour Alcatraz |
Origins Antarctica | Geology Field Trips |
The National Aviary | |
Yahoo: Science Museums and Exhibits | Explore the World Virtually with Education World |
Learning partners or teams work together to create a "web site on paper" to take the place of a traditional research report. Students do their research and take notes using the Virtual Field Trip website as a jumping off place. The Internet is only one of the resources that the students are encouraged to use to complete their project. The teacher should give the students a list of requirements for the project. Once all of the research is done and the facts are organized for presentation, the students create a "Virtual Field Trip on Paper". Each sheet of art paper represents a web page complete with buttons and graphics. Each button on the home page has it's own page in the project. Students put their "Virtual Field Trip on Paper" into a book format for final presentation. |
This page was last updated on Thursday, January 12, 2024