It looks like you are visiting from Australia or New Zealand, would you like to go to the Australian Worldstrides site?
Yes, go to worldstrides.com.au No, stay on worldstrides.comCongratulations to Alexander Purdy who won our 2018 Lesson Plan Contest with this pre-trip project for students traveling to Washington, D.C. His lesson plan is designed to help students engage more thoughtfully with museums and other DC sites when they arrive in the nation’s capital.
View Mr. Purdy’s lesson plan and lesson plans submitted by our family of educators, as well as special lesson plans our education team created with partners like U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and Ford’s Theater!
Our partnership with you extends into your classroom as we aim to support your professional development.
Thanks to incredible collaborations with friends at the Smithsonian Institution, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and more, we’re proud to offer webinars regularly throughout the year. Watch some our favorite webinars.
Class is in session. And, by that, of course we mean the endless lessons that travel brings. So, no matter if you’re out trotting the globe or at home planning your next trip, adventure is never far! These must-read blog posts open a world of learning through inspirational travel stories, destination spotlights, classroom resources, and other buzzworthy news.
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