Virtual Field Trips
Support for Virtual Field Trips at the American Museum of Natural History has been provided by Google.
Ticket reservations are required. Facial coverings are strongly recommended. See Health and Safety.
Virtual Field Trips allow students of all ages to observe Museum exhibits up-close and complete an activity in order to gain scientific understandings.
Virtual Field Trips are:
The Butterfly Conservatory (Grades K-2)
Observe butterflies and compare their patterns.
Hall of North American Mammals (Grades 3-5)
Explore habitat dioramas to learn how animals must be adapted to an environment in order to survive in it.
Hall of Planet Earth (Grades 6-8)
Explore how plate tectonics explains specific Earth formations.
Hall of Human Origins (Grades 9-12)
Explore how hominins have changed over time.
Support for Virtual Field Trips at the American Museum of Natural History has been provided by Google.
Looking for on-site field trips? Find out how to visit with your school or camp group.
Support for Virtual Field Trips at the American Museum of Natural History has been provided by Google.