CILC is breaking down educational barriers & taking students & educators on virtual field trips to treasured museums, science & cultural institutions around the world, creating a bridge for those who might never have exposure to such environments. youtu.be/Dw5WX17eYzU
Travel through @longwoodgardens Conservatory virtually and get an up-close look at our desert plants. Identify characteristics of the desert climate and how plants have adapted to survive.
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ALT Close-up photograph of a blue agave plant with broad, pointed thick leaves fanning out from a tight central spear.
A virtual intersection of music, culture and social emotional learning! Explore a variety of cultural backgrounds, discover unique and wonderful instruments and the musicians behind them.
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Veterinarians are essential to animal health, but they don’t do it alone! Discover how veterinarians, vet technicians, zookeepers, and nutrition keepers work together to care for the animals at the @stlzoo.
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ALT Close-up photograph of a black raven or crow being held gently while a veterinarian uses a stethoscope to examine its chest.
Explore the life cycle of a plant from seed to flower. Tour behind the scenes at Longwood and discover how horticulturalists prepare spectacular displays.
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ALT Close-up photograph of a jabuticaba tree trunk with small white flowers and round green and reddish fruit growing directly on the bark.
A fast and fun introduction to the percussion instruments including drums, gongs, cymbals, and other music-makers. Journey through the history, science and artistry of these incredible instruments with @bashthetrash!
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ALT Educational graphic titled "Bash the Trash 'Meet the Instrument Series' - MEET THE PERCUSSION FAMILY" showing a collection of labeled percussion instruments, including drums, cymbals, a gong, a xylophone, and hand percussion
Find out as you explore the breathtaking geology of Zion National Park! Students connect with park rangers to discover how deposition, uplift, and erosion shaped the canyon—and how these powerful processes continue today.
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ALT A high-angle view overlooking Zion Canyon in Zion National Park, framed by massive red rock cliffs, with the Virgin River and floor road winding below.
Connect with a Jewel Cave Park Ranger to explore the rich diversity of plants and animals living across the Black Hills and discover how they survive seasonal changes.
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ALT A bighorn sheep ewe grazing on sparse grass along a gravelly or rocky roadside.
Bring the wonders of wildlife into your classroom! Students get an up-close look at up to three live bats, exploring what makes these fascinating animals unique and why they play important roles in ecosystems around the world.
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ALT A fruit bat hanging upside down by clinging to the fingers of a thick yellow leather work glove worn by a person against a solid blue background.
How did roller coasters evolve from dangerous sleds into today’s high-speed, high-tech thrill rides? Students will explore the STEM behind these scream machines in a live presentation inside the video game Planet Coaster.
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ALT Presenter in front of green screen projecting an image of a roller coaster scene in video game.
Learn about the Anishinaabe people's connection to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, hear the oral tradition behind the park's name, craft and decorate your own paper birchbark basket model.
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ALT National Park Service logo that depicts a tree, buffalo, mountain, green ground, and lake in shape of an arrowhead
Take a VIP trip back to The Beatles’ iconic 1965 Shea Stadium concert! Author @daveschwensen shares rare audio, film clips, and fascinating behind-the-scenes stories about the show that helped launch stadium rock.
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In this guided sheep brain dissection, middle and high school students investigate brain structures, including the hemispheres, lobes, brainstem, nerves, and protective coverings.
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ALT Sheep brain dissection on top of medical table
Go behind the scenes @LongwoodGardens and meet the professionals who help it thrive. Explore potential career pathways in both horticulture and other diverse roles that support this work.
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The name of this artwork from The Mariners' Museum and Park is The Pilgrim Ship Mayflower Nearing America 1620.
This distinctive piece by artist George Paulding Farnham features the iconic vessel surrounded by a decorative border containing detailed floral motifs and portrait medallions.
If you are interested, I can provide more details about the artist George Paulding Farnham (who was also a chief designer for Tiffany & Co.) or information regarding The Mariners' Museum and Park collection. Let me know how you would like to proceed!
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ALT Woman dressed as a witch, in front of a desk with a caldron, stuffed black cat, and solutions in science beakers, holding slime in their hands that they show to the camera. Fake bats and a skeleton with a witch's hat sit the background.
A fast and fun introduction to the woodwind instruments including clarinet, flute, bassoon, oboe and saxophone. Journey through the history, science and artistry of these incredible instruments!
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Explore the history and lasting impact of the Trail of Tears with this FREE virtual program from the National Museum of the United States Army.
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ALT Map showing the lands Native American Nations were moved to west of Arkansas and Missouri
Students observe live reptiles, compare and classify different species, and discover the adaptations that help these fascinating animals thrive. They’ll also examine real snake and lizard skins provided for classroom exploration.
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