FREE VIRTUAL
FIELD TRIPS
RIGHT IN YOUR BACKYARD
Accesible Learning
At TTK, we believe everyone should have access to adventure learning. In an effort to maintain our mission, we are offering all of our Virtual Field Trips free. Join us!
Use the code: FREEVFT
Our Partner
We are partnering with the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration (CILC), a nonprofit organization that works with renowned experts, treasured museums, zoos, historic sites, National Parks, and more to provide virtual field trips to learners at no cost!
Please Note
These are digital products. After purchasing your VFT, you will have access to a document that includes the link and other VFT information.
How Do I Join?
1. Sign your child up for the event using our coupon code.
2. Mark your Calendar!
3. When you receive the document, print it off and share any preparatory materials with your child.
4. Confirm that your child's device has a working webcam and microphone. If you are joining from a phone, please download the free Zoom app in advance.
5. Field trip day: to join the field trip, click the link from the document and you are in for a great adventure!
Attention: We recommend that students use a PC to access the virtual field trips. There have been previous technical difficulties with students joining the field trips via a Mac.
Sounds of Rocky
With Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park's 415 square miles hold an expansive library of sounds- from rushing waterfalls in the spring to the sounds of elk bugling in the fall. But how are those sounds created and how do they get to our ears? Join a Ranger to explore the mechanics of sound, quiz your sound knowledge, and experience the soundscapes of Rocky Mountain National Park!
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Date: Wednesday, September 13, 1 PM ET
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Target Audience: Grades K-6
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Length: 45 minutes
Back to Schooling
With Mote Marine Laboratory
Tuna in for an exciting educational live stream and get back into the swim of things for a new school year with a few of our fishy friends. Compare and contrast different kinds of fish adaptations, from seahorses to sharks. Explore how important fisheries are to people and what you can do to help. Then learn the basics about setting up your own classroom aquarium for the new school year.
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Date - Rescheduled: Wednesday, September 20, 1 PM ET
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Target Audience: Grades K-6
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Length: 45 minutes
