Unlock a World of Learning with Free Virtual Field Trips!

Enjoy the world with your student on these free virtual field trips! Book personalized virtual field trips, or watch pre-recorded virtual field trips or view live cams from around the world!

Shared Virtual Field Trip Resource from Video:

Live Virtual Field Trips List:
1. Buffalo Bill Center of the West:

2. National Park Service
NPS Snow Desk
Ask a Ranger

3. Elephant Sanctuary

4. Amazon
Future Engineer
Class Chats

5. Skype a Scientist

6. Explore by the Seat of Your Pants
Classroom Request

7. Wild Earth

Pre-Recorded Experiences
8. Get Your Guide

9. National World War II Museum (Live events but mostly recorded)

10. National Park Service

11. YouTube
Search Virtual Field Trips for Kids or "Animal" Virtual Field trips
National Geographic for Education
South Flordia PBS Kid Vision Virtual Field Trips

Live Web Cams:

13. San Diego Zoo

14. Smithsonian National Zoo

15. Monterey Bay Aquarium

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⭐ Newly added virtual field trips to the spreadsheet:
Yosemite
Google Arts & Culture
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ellis Island
Super Simple

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New this year from the Buffalo Bill Center of the West is “The Waters of Yellowstone!”

This virtual field trip is for grades 4-12, and here is what you can expect:
The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem contains the headwaters of the Green/Colorado, the Snake/Columbia, and the Students will understand watersheds, how the topography affects drainage systems, and why these watersheds provide life for humans and wildlife throughout the western United States. Coupled with our other geology offerings, students will gain a deep understanding of the forces that have shaped much of North America.