Bring Engagement and Deeper Learning to Your Classroom with Virtual Field Trip Experiences
The Durham Museum’s digital learning program offers unique opportunities for learners of all ages. Taught by educators, these engaging and interactive classes follow National and State Social Studies Standards and are filled with primary sources featuring artifacts, videos and photographs along with pre- and post-visit activities.
Elementary students connect to the Tusker Power virtual field trip where they look at fossils from three prehistoric elephants and hear the story of a Nebraska where these powerful creatures once roamed free. In a highly interactive format, students look at the world’s largest mounted mammoth and examine prehistoric elephant teeth to uncover what they ate.
Lincoln’s Children Zoo offers an interactive talk with an expert to meet the animals. When you book this virtual field trip, your group will learn directly from their Education Animal Team about fascinating animals, conservation and much more.
