Do your students think the Boston Tea Party was just a party with tea? Help your students understand the real story with this virtual field trip!

Bring Japan to your students with this ready-to-use virtual field trip simulation. Guided Google Earth links, map skills, culture, geography, and editable student response questions, this activity is perfect for elementary/upper-elementary social studies.

Too often, students can list the five W’s of the American Civil War: who, what, when, where, and why, but still struggle to truly understand the people who lived through it. They can tell you that Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president or that the Civil War lasted from 1861 to 1865, but they can’t always imagine what daily life was like for a soldier, a nurse, or an enslaved person during that time. That’s why bringing history to life matters. When students experience the pas

The days leading up to Thanksgiving break can be hectic for teachers. Between shortened schedules, assemblies, and excited students, finding something meaningful yet low-prep  can feel like a challenge. I've created a ready-to-go virtual field trip experience that lets students travel back in time to the early 1600s to learn the history and significance of Plymouth colony from multiple perspectives. In this Plymouth Colony virtual field trip, your students will visit historic

As we approach the season of giving-thanks and reflect on the story of Thanksgiving and Plymouth Colony, it’s vital that educators take time to teach this chapter of American history with accuracy, nuance, and respect. The popular narrative of Pilgrims and Native Americans sharing a meal and being friends, while appealing, often leaves out deeper truths, multiple voices, and the complexity of what truly happened. Here is how you can use a virtual field trip to teach Thanksgi

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If you are teaching the Italian Renaissance after your Middle Ages unit, this interactive virtual field trip will help you bring history...

If you are looking for meaningful end-of-year social studies activities to keep your students engaged, check out these great ideas!

I don't know about you, but I was one of those teachers who struggled to take my sick days. Creating lesson plans to leave for a...

I'm so excited to share with you my latest virtual field trip that will take your students on an interactive journey to each of the Seven...

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If your students embark on any of my virtual field trips, I encourage you to delve into this free bonus lesson all about travel etiquette...

Do you teach a thematic unit on U.S. landmarks or symbols? I want to encourage you to add an important monument to your list--the Crazy...

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When I was teaching upper elementary, I was always on the lookout for engaging and educational social studies activities. If you are...

Over the past few years, virtual field trips have become an incredible way to engage students in immersive learning experiences. If you...

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Technology has opened up endless possibilities for education, including virtual field trips. As a teacher, you have the opportunity to...