Are you ready to take your students on an interactive virtual field trip across North America? This exciting journey will help them learn about the diverse Indigenous peoples, cultures, traditions, homes, and communities of nine geographic regions. This resource aligns with the Native Knowledge 360 Essential Understandings Framework. It has been thoughtfully designed to help students realize that Native peoples are not just a part of history—they are vibrant communities today

Ever wished your students could walk the halls of American history without leaving the classroom (or homeschool)? Well, here's a solution! Get ready to bring history to life with this interactive virtual field trip to Independence Hall & the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania!

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

I love using mini book readers because they are easy to print, students can color, and they are not only great for small groups, but can...