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Virtual Field Trips: 12 Interactive Online Activities For Kids
introVirtual experiences may not always be better than the real thing, but – for better or worse – 2020 is the year we discovered that they’re definitely a lot better than nothing at all. Not only are online spaces and activities a great way to escape a grinding lockdown routine, they often allow us to visit historic sites, world-renowned museums and inaccessible locations we never could have visited in real life. Whether you’re still homeschooling, keeping the kids home more than usual, or simply inspired by the wealth of online adventures out there, these virtual experiences will take them places – and you can go, too.
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British museumKids complaining about the loooong days at home? Put their quaran-time into perspective with the British Museum’s interactive timeline, which can take them anywhere between the year 2,000,000 BC and today – well, at least to those times and places deemed historically significant. As you scan back in time, the dots on the timeline become more sparse, but each item, like the Babylonian clay tablet dating back to the year 1,700 BC, is supplemented with a description, audio and images, as well as links to related objects. An additional menu allows you to explore the timeline by topic.
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