Virtual Field Trips
Virtual field trips challenge and expose students to new types of technology. It is a great way to spark their interest and motivate their learning in a specific content area. Virtual field trips can offer students more opportunities because you can take them to places they wouldn’t normally be able to go to otherwise – like inside a volcano or ocean floor! In addition, virtual field trips may even boost students’ reading comprehension skills and will expose them to different cultures and environments.
While virtual field trips offer a great learning opportunity, they can be hard to organize and time consuming. Take advantage of our free virtual field trips and engage your students even more!
DISCLAIMER: Please use at your own discretion. As always, it is important to check out any website before using it in class with your students. While there is no registration or cost to reference our ever-growing list of virtual field trips, we cannot guarantee that one or more of the field trips listed does not require registration or fees. We try hard to bring you both the best virtual field trips available on the web, as well as all that are free. If you know of a great virtual field trip you’d like to add to the list, contact us!
Business
Crandall Historical Printing Museum
The Standard Examiner: Read All About ItFamily and Consumer Sciences
A Guide to Great Nutrition
Child Development through the Play Years
Child Development: Play
Creating a Preschool Environment
Credit – Understanding this financial term
Eating Iron
Food Safety and Sanitation
Frenzied Fibers
Infant Nutrition
Nutrition During Pregnancy
Nutrition Education
Parenting
Responsibility in the Family
Vitamins
Fine Arts
Aesthetics
Ancient Egyptian Art
Art – National Gallery
Art BC
Art Serve
Color
Creating Any Color Using Oil Paint
Discover Artists and their Work
Glorious Grids
How to Create Pottery
John Muir Exhibit
Le Louvre
Leonardo da Vinci
Loom Woven Seed Bead Cuff Bracelets
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Meet some Painters
Sonoma State University – Modern Art
The Trumpet Stop
Violin Makers Shop Tour
Health
A Healthy Diet & Exercise: Impact on Wellness
Character Education
Get to know yourself!
How Did Lunch End Up On Your Tray?
The Digestive Journey
The Newborn Chest
History/Social Studies
Immigration
1920s Farmhouse of Edith & Joe
A Look at the City of Prague
Africam
Age Of Exploration
Amazing Travel Bureau
America 1831
American Treasure
Ancient Civilizations: Architectural Contributions
Ancient Egyptian Mummies
Bolivia
Brazil
Brigham Street Salt Lake City
Castel of Wales
Castles In Medieval Times
Castles Of The Middle Ages
Charleston, SC
Chesapeak Bay
China
Civil War
Congo
Counties Of Utah Scavenger Hunt
Countries of the World by First Grade Students
Creative Country Reports
Delta, Utah: Then and Now
Dominica
Early American Colonization
Economics-I’ll Buy That!
Ellis Island
England
Etruscans
Feudalism-The People
Fort Douglas
Geological Time Machine
Geological Trips
Germany
Ghana
Glacier National Park
Global Online Assessment
Grand Canyon
Greatest Place Online
Ground Zero
Hati
Hawaii
Heraldry
How to Become a Citizen
Illuminated Manuscripts
Immigration 1600-1860’s
Immigration and Migration 1810-1850
India
Internet Sites for Social Studies
Iron County – Live!
Israel
Jordan
Journey Through Topaz
Land of Golden Opportunity
Liberty Bell
Living History Project
Los Angeles
Madagascar
Madrid
Mali
Maps
Mexico
Middle Ages
Mount Vernon
National Parks & Monuments of the Rocky Mtn. West
Native American Dwellings
New York City
Nova Scotia
Old Deseret Village
Old Sturbridge Village
One Small Step
Oregon Trail
Oriental Institute Museum
Ouelessebougou And You
Pakistan
Paris
Patriotism
People of Iron County
Peru
Philadelphia
Philippines
Presidents of the United States
Religion of Ancient Egypt
Remember Me ? – The Flag
Renaissance
Roman Empire
Rome
Russia and Eastern Europe
Russia
Sacramento-Here we come!!
San Antonio
Saudi Arabia
Scotland
Sea Trek – Crossing the Atlantic Ocean
South Africa
South Pole
Spain
St. Petersburgh
Surfing the World
Taj Mahal
Tanzania
The Andes
The Dead Sea
This Day In History
Tikal
Tunisia Today
Turkey
Turn of the Century
U.S. Capitol
U.S. National Symbols
Uganda
Utah’s First Capitol
Vancouver
Venice
Visit Pioneer Village
Washington DC
White House
Wild West
World War I
World War II
Language Arts
ACT English Overview
Asian Literature Circles
Cat Ate My Gymsuit
Create A Student Newspaper
Far North
Fractured Fairy Tale — 3 Little Pigs
Greek & Roman Architecture
I CAN write! Part 1 – sentences
I CAN write! Part 2 – simple sentences
Ideals of Courtly Love
Jewish Literature Circles
Multiple Intelligences
Native American Literature Circles
Oral Histories: Digging into the Past
Organized Investigator
Poetry
Reading Strategies
Reflected Life in Poetry on the Internet
The Better You Write, The Better You Communicate
The Globe Theatre
The Nuts and Bolts of Writing
The Writing Process
Things Fall Apart Background
Titanic
Mathematics
Bridging the Gap
Dilworth Elementary’s 100th Day Celebration
Enhancing Secondary Math Education with the Net
Famous Mathematicians
Go Fly A Kite
Grids of Ecology
Improving Mathematics With Mnemonics
KinderMath
M&M Probability
M&M’s: Are you getting what you paid for?
Real Life Math
Statistics
Tessellations
Science
Adam’s Apples
Animals, Animals, Animals of Utah
Antelope Island State Park
Arctic Animals: A 1st Grade Unit
Barton Creek Tour
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Beaver Dam Ecology
Beehive Tour
Biomes
Biomes of North America
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Cell Cycle
Changing and Growing: Animals
CHEMISTRY LAB
Clouds…a First Grade Unit
Constellations
Cow Eye
Creeping Crawly Critters (1st Grade Unit)
Dinosaurs of Utah
Ellis Elementary
Fire Ecology
Fishing and Fish Biology
Frog Dissection
Geomorphology
Hill Aerospace Museum
Human Anatomy
Human Ear
Human Heart
Human Hormones
Kennecott’s Bingham Canyon Mine
Logan Canyon in Autumn
Logan Canyon in Springtime
Logan Canyon in Winter
Mars
Microbe Zoo
Microbes
Moon
Mount Logan Middle School Nature Area
Mount Logan Middle School Nature Club
Musuem of Science and Industry
National Zoo
Offer AP-Physics?
Ontario Science Center
Plants: The “LIFE” in Life (K – 6)
Plate Tectonics
Platyhelminthes
Ponds of Butchart Gardens
Rocks
Sailing Bear Lake
Scanning Electron Microscope Specimen Preparation
Solar System
Space Race
Space Telescope
Space: “The Final Frontier”
Stokes Nature Center
Sun
Teton Back Country
The Animal Advocate
The Water Cycle
The World of Simple Machines
Tony Grove, White Pine Lake & Mount Naomi
TRACY AVIARY: This Place is for the BIRDS!
Universe
Utah Desert Animal Safari
Utah’s Biomes
Virtual Safari
Virus Basics
Volcanoes
Volcanoes!
Wetlands & Riparian Zones
What’s For Lunch At Pond Cafe?
Where Do They Live?
Wildflowers
Wildlife
Wright’s Water Cycle Tour
Yellowstone National Park in the Winter
Other
101 Ways To Combat Prejudice
20th Century Fashion Fads
Act Up! (A Theatre site for K – 8 teachers)
An Outsider Speaks! Ed. Tech. via a non-educator
Baseball and Learning
Beacon Heights Elementary
Chess: The King’s Game
Class Disclosure Statement
College in High School
Colonial Life
Drivers Ed: Yellow Road Signs
Internet Resources for Educators of the Deaf
Japanese Education 1998
Jardine Juniper Trail
Olympic Luge
Responsibility in My Community
Ricecakes
Rose Park Elementary – (AOL Grant)
Seven Questions for Every Citizen
Stuck in My Book
The WebQuest Way
Video Conferencing
Where in the World are We Going Today?
Why Integrate Technology?
Wilson Elementary Class Projects
Your Amazing Brain
Some great resources for Virtual Field Trips that I saw today on a Webinar from SimpleK12.