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The Michigan DNR has complied a large listing of fun science activities, videos, and other ‘things to do” while you are home.
Utah is teeming with fascinating, world-famous geologic sites and views, many of which are highlighted in national parks and monuments. Since so many of these are geologic superstars, some of the lesser-known places get overlooked.
Get a 360-degree view of this famous volcano, including a comparison of 2003 and 2006.
Find our more about Mount St. Helens here.
Find our more about Mount St. Helens here.
There are enough parks to take one virtual trip a day for over a month!
Visit these locations and pin your virtual trips on a digital or paper US map.
How to Pin Locations on Google Maps
Here are some ideas to think and talk about your virtual trips:
What is your favorite park?
Describe the different types of landforms you see.
If you could plan a trip to visit one of these parks, which one would you choose and why?
Plan your trip. How will you get there? How long will it take? How much will it cost?
How many different types of biomes and environments have you found in the parks?
Research one of the parks for it's geological history, ecosystem, climate, and historical significance.
Choose two of the parks that are visually different. How are these parks similar and how are they different?
US National Parks
US National Parks
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