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We will be visiting the NARA in Washington, D.C. to see and learn more about the Charters of Freedom, including the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence. We will discover how these important documents changed the history of the United States. The Constitutional Walking Tour provides an overview of Historic Philadelphia. Sightseeing tour visits more than 20 sites including the Liberty Bell & Independence Hall. In this Virtual Field Trip, students get to celebrate the 4th of July and learn about Independence Day. Students will learn what is Independence Day, the declaration of independence, the national archives museum, the American flag, why countries have flags, and more. This program focuses on America's founding documents and their continuing role in shaping U.S. society. Inspired by the Freedom Train special exhibit dedicated to the history of American democracy that toured the United States in a seven-car train from September 1947 until January 1949, students will tour the National Archives Rotunda to view the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution Virtual Digital Field Trip: This google slides resource features 3 SETS of digital choice boards to 35 links that will connect them to virtual field trips, engaging learning sites and student-friendly video clips. You can assign all of the links, or allow students to choose a given number of virtual tours and sites. Thomas Jefferson was a very complex person and experiencing this virtual field trip has allowed my students to see him as much more than just the writer of the Declaration of Independence. This is intended to be a educational Virtual Field Trip on the Declaration of Independence. No copyright infringement is intended. Student Field Trips Empower students with civics knowledge and reflect on America’s founding documents – and their role in students’ lives today – with a class visit to the National Archives in Washington, DC! During our free student field trips, educators and students embark on an interactive gallery experience and engage in lively discussions about what the records reveal (or don't Explore the Museum of the American Revolution’s 360-Degree Virtual Museum Tour to immerse yourself in the history of the nation's founding. During a weeklong Fourth of July Celebration from Saturday, June 27 – Saturday, July 4, the Museum of the American Revolution will offer free, interactive virtual experiences for all ages that explore the unfulfilled but enduring promise of the Declaration of Independence. It is an inquiry-based ALL-IN-ONE digital virtual field trip where students will learn and explore the history, traditions, places, facts, and more associated with Declaration of Independence or Fourth of July. To wrap it all up, students complete a mini escape activity as a review and assessment. On June 11, 1776 the Second Continental Congress sent 5 men to write a Declaration of Independence. The 5 men that were elected were Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston, and Roger Sherman. Engaging Declaration of Independence activity! This digital resource features 3 Google Slides choice boards and student activity slides for students to explore and learn about this historic document! Topics include the famous signers, places and events related to the Declaration of Independence, pri Field trips to the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown Guided programs General – 2 hours All ages Explores life during the American Revolution, the Revolution’s impact on the diverse people of America, and the development of the new nation. Let your students "travel" back in time to explore the Declaration of Independence using technology! This digital resource features 3 SETS of Google Slides choice boards with 35 links that will connect students to virtual field trips, engaging activities and student-friendly video clips.You can assi Take a Virtual Field Trip TOGETHER! The online world offers endless (FREE) opportunities for travel if you know where to look—museums, zoos, parks, and more! Travel with us on July 9 for our fifth step of our Virtual Journey of the Declaration of Independence. Trace the path of the Declaration as copies were sent across the colonies to be read in public places, and find out Abigail Adams's response to hearing it read in Boston. A quick trip to Independence Hall - where the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the USA were discussed and signed. See the room where it all happened!more Travel back in time to Independence Hall in Philadelphia to learn about the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Discover the magic of space and the first moon landing from a spaceship’s launch pad. Explore the Museum of the American Revolution’s Virtual Museum Tour through 360-degree panoramic images, high-resolution images of objects and artifacts, and a guided audio tour.
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