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Financial Digital Wellness: Safety, Simplicity, and Peace of Mind Online

by DelMarVa-DLA

Gain confidence using online banking, payments, and financial tools safely. This session focuses on simple habits and practical safeguards that reduce stress and help participants feel more secure managing finances in digital spaces.

For Lifelong Learners

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Avian Art

by Booker T Washington State Park

Meet a live bird of prey and learn to draw from life using quick observation and sketching techniques. Explore how scientific illustration and field journals help document wildlife, support research, and communicate conservation needs. Participants practice capturing posture, proportion, and feather details, and leave with their own raptor sketches and a new appreciation for how art advances science.

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Restorative Flow

by Bestemming Yoga

A calming class that blends slow, gentle movements with restful poses. Students learn to relax their bodies, slow their breathing, and practice mindfulness, supporting emotional regulation and relaxation.

For Grades K - 6

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A Small Cave No More: Discovery in Darkness

by Jewel Cave National Monument

Learn about one of the longest caves in the world! Over 220 miles long, Jewel Cave is known for its length and the unique crystal formations that cover the cave walls. Join a ranger to learn about the cave formation, discovery, and how we continue to explore the darkness underground.

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Royal Tyrrell Museum Virtual Visit

by Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontologist

Take a tour of the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology without leaving your classroom! During this interactive virtual visit, we’ll guide you through our world-renowned galleries and exhibits. Marvel at creatures from ancient seas, explore Dinosaur Hall, and discover how life carried on after the asteroid impact that marked the end of the Age of Dinosaurs. The program will conclude with live Q&A session supplemented with multimedia and fossil resources.

For Grades K-6

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Dive into Dot Day

by Mote Marine Laboratory

Celebrate #InternationalDotDay with Mote Marine Laboratory in this creative, interactive program. Inspired by Vashti’s artwork, we’ll explore the vibrant world of the ocean to discover the dazzling patterns and colors of marine life. Find out how fish and other sea creatures use spots, stripes, and camouflage to thrive beneath the waves. Then, follow along in a guided art activity to create your own ocean-themed masterpiece. Designed for families, homeschool, learning pods, libraries, and elementary grades, this program blends art, science, and imagination for a truly engaging experience.

For Grades K-6

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Hispanic Heritage Month: The Latino Baseball Connection

by Nation Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum

A celebration of the rich influence and enduring legacy of Latino players in shaping the history, culture, and spirit of baseball.

For Lifelong Learners

Operation Pollination (Grades K-4)

by Longwood Gardens

Discover the connection of living systems and investigate why and how flowering plants have developed with their pollinator partners. Gain an appreciation of this delicate relationship by identifying adaptations of plants and pollinators. 

For Grades K-4

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Eye-Opener: The Beauty of Africa

by Oaida International

Africa is truly one of the most misunderstood of all the continents. Africa is four times the size of America. Its people speak over 2,000 languages, and the continent itself experiences all four seasons. It is one thing to hear facts about Africa. We could spend all day enumerating different facts about the continent and its history. However, we've found that the one way to truly get to know Africa is by is by taking a virtual trip to the continent. Through this live face to face interaction with our tour guide your students get to see the beauty of Africa and learn first-hand the similarities and differences between their cultures without leaving the classroom. When exposed to reality, all myths and misconceptions once held are dissolved.

For Grades K-6

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Home on the Moon

by Fizzics Education and Magnitude.io

For 2026 the AVA Challenge extends beyond Australia to the United States! Designed for students of all ages, your challenge is to solve for key technologies identified by NASA as necessary for humans to live on the moon. The 3 challenges this year: What We Eat, Where We Live, and Going Outside

For Grades K-6

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Reading Rangers: To See an Owl

by Booker T. Washington State Park

Celebrate Literacy Month with Tennessee State Parks! Journey across Tennessee as park rangers and their rescued, non-releasable owl ambassadors read 'To See an Owl' by Matthew Cordell. Along the way, you'll meet many remarkable birds of prey and learn how wildlife rehabilitation gives these ambassadors a second chance to inspire conservation.

For Grades K-6

Spies and Disguise: Washington and the Women of the Revolution

by George Washington's Mount Vernon

Learn about the role played by women and spies in the American Revolution

For Grades 3-12

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Mindfulness in a Digital World: Listening to the Body in a Screen-Filled Life

by DelMarVa-DLA

Learn how technology impacts attention, stress, and the nervous system—and how small mindfulness practices can restore balance. Participants explore gentle, accessible ways to pause, reset, and stay grounded in a digitally busy world.

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Arctic Explorers

by Ocean Wise

Embark on an exciting journey into the Arctic with our Arctic Explorers program. Through engaging activities and interactive lessons, students will delve into the wonders of the Arctic region, discovering its unique ecosystems, wildlife, and Indigenous cultures.

For Grades K-6

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Latino Art and Culture

by Smithsonian American Art Museum

The concept of a collective Latino identity began to emerge in the United States in the mid-20th century. Explore how Latino artists shaped the artistic movements of their day, often using their work to communicate with a larger public about social justice and themes of diversity, identity, and community.

For Grades K-6

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Creepy Creatures

by Greenville Zoo

Creepy Creatures immerses students in the world of seemingly spooky animals. Through animal encounters, interviews, and behind-the-scenes peeks, participants foster empathy and a deeper understanding of even the most intimidating members of the animal kingdom.

For Grades K-6

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Great Ocean Voyage: Shark Adaptations

by South Carolina Aquarium

Dive into' the deepest tank in North America: our Great Ocean Tank! The Great Ocean Tank holds four different shark species and over 550 individual animals. Learn all about the adaptations that help sharks to survive, and how they should be protected -- not feared!

For Grades K-6

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Latino Art and Culture

by Smithsonian American Art Museum

The concept of a collective Latino identity began to emerge in the United States in the mid-20th century. Explore how Latino artists shaped the artistic movements of their day, often using their work to communicate with a larger public about social justice and themes of diversity, identity, and community.

For Lifelong Learners

Community of Learning

Supernatural Stories from Japan

by Smithsonian National Museum of Asian American Art

Explore—if you dare—the roles that ghosts and spirits play in the retelling of Japanese legends and real events. Join our expert educators in this interactive program to investigate artwork from Japan and discover stories of scary ghosts, powerful demons, and funny monsters they won’t soon forget.

For Grades K-6

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Pumpkins & Pop Culture

by CMU Museum of Cultural & Natural History

Explore the surprising history of pumpkins and discover how they became an iconic part of American culture and traditions.

For Grades K-6

Carnivorous Plants, Grades K-2

by Longwood Gardens

Journey into the secret world of carnivorous plants. Discover the unique methods by which these amazing organisms capture food to continue their survival. 

For Grades K-2

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Creativity & Expression: Permission to Play and Create

by DelMarVa-DLA

Reconnect with creativity as a form of wellness and self-expression. This session introduces simple digital tools for writing, storytelling, and creative exploration—encouraging play, curiosity, and creative confidence without pressure to perform or share.

For Lifelong Learners

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Halloween Spooktacular - Spanish Learning Adventure

by Revolution Languages

This lively, high-energy program is designed for students in Grades K–3. It’s the perfect chance to celebrate Halloween in costume (¡disfraces bienvenidos!) while learning Spanish through music, movement, and play. ?? Dress-Up Encouraged: Students are welcome to wear costumes to add to the festive spirit. ?? Classroom Management Note: This is a high-energy session. Expect lots of movement, laughter, and excitement. Students may get a little extra wiggly, so we recommend teachers be prepared for an enthusiastic classroom atmosphere.

For Grades K-6

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Yorktown Victory Celebration

by Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation

Travel back to the American Revolution and discover how the victory at Yorktown helped shape the future of the United States.

For Grades K-6

Piscataway Park-A Story of Collaboration & Conservation

by George Washington's Mount Vernon

Explore Mount Vernon and its surrounding beauty through the eyes of George Washington and learn about the conservation efforts that have preserved its rich history and legacy.

For Grades 3-12

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Poe's Life, Literature, and Legacy

by Poe Museum

Meet the "Master of the Macabre" Edgar Allan Poe! Students will explore the vast collection of Poe primary sources through an engaging tour of the Poe Museum. Students will leave with an understanding of Edgar Allan Poe's life, literary works, and legacy.

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Monster Mania

by Author Marty Chan

Kids author Marty Chan uses creature creation as a way to show students the value of descriptive and sensory details in narrative writing. Students will explore how a setting influences a monster's diet and hunting behavior. Marty will show kids how aspects of real-life animals can inspire the fantastical elements of their mythical monsters. Students will determine the appearance, behaviour, and personality of their creature creations. In this interactive workshop, students will learn how to apply logical extrapolation to create a believable creature and how to generate a narrative about the monster. They’ll arm themselves with sensory details to flesh out their creatures and realize how specific descriptions can engage their readers.

For Grades K-6

Carnivorous Plants (Grades 3-5)

by Longwood Gardens

Journey into the secret world of carnivorous plants. Discover the unique methods by which these amazing organisms capture food to continue their survival. 

For Grades 3-5

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Draw with Us: Spooky Seas

by Aquarium of the Pacific

Dive beneath the waves to discover fascinating deep-sea creatures while creating your own spooky ocean-themed artwork.

For Grades K-6

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Movment and Motion

by Pro Football Hall of Fame

This program examines the relationship of science and the game of professional football. Straight line movement, zig-zags, circular motion, back & forth, pushing & pulling - all movements that influence the sport. This 50-minute program, which is designed to be highly interactive, is supplemented by a lesson aligned with Common Core/National Standards of Education

For Grades K-6

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In the News: Dallas Times Herald 1963

by The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

Experience President Kennedy’s November 1963 trip to Texas through the eyes of the journalists and photojournalists who documented this historic weekend. Using primary and secondary sources, this program explores diverse perspectives, provides rich historical context, and captures the full scope of the weekend.

For Grades K-6

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Australian Animals

by Australian Environmental Education

Discover some amazing animals that only live in Australia. We will explore the deserts to the sea, forests to my backyard to find out more about some of Australia’s most interesting animals. You will also see some live insects and a live Green Tree Frog

For Grades K-6

Green Careers (Grades 5-12)

by Longwood Gardens

Go behind the scenes at one of the world’s great gardens and meet the professionals who help it thrive. Explore potential career pathways in both horticulture and other diverse roles that support this work. Engage with a Longwood Educator, ask questions, and gain insight into this dynamic field. 

For Grades 5-12

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We Are the Buffalo and the Buffalo Are Us!

by Bash the Trash

We are the Buffalo and the Buffalo are Us! The American Bison - also called Buffalo - have many names in Native Languages. For UmoNhoN (Omaha) People in this region, we call them Te. For this presentation, the UmoNhoN worldview of Te will be shared. Many Tribes throughout Turtle Island have hunted Buffalo since time immemorial. They were seen as Relatives, a sacred being that brought life to the people. They were also healers of the land, Mother Earth, and helped to maintain the balance of the Tall Grass Prairie and watershed ecosystems. Currently, there is a Buffalo Restoration taking place, especially with Native Tribes throughout the Great Plains.

For Grades K-6

DelMarVa Annual Advancing Digital Learning Symposium

by DelMarVa Digital Learning

Building on the momentum of the first two Advancing Digital Learning Symposiums, the 3rd Annual Advancing Digital Learning Symposium will spotlight the critical intersections of futures literacy, digital learning research, and digital wellness. This year’s gathering will continue to convene educators, researchers, innovators, and community leaders committed to preparing learners and organizations for an increasingly complex and hyperconnected landscape.

In collaboration with the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration (CILC), the 2026 symposium will be offered in a dynamic virtual format to expand access and participation nationwide and globally.

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Prehistoric Park

by Booker T Washington State Park

Step back in time and uncover the plants and animals that lived here millions of years before the park existed. Through hands-on activities, fossil replicas, and interactive storytelling, participants explore prehistoric ecosystems, ancient predators and herbivores, and the geologic forces that shaped the land. Learn how scientists use fossils to reconstruct the past and how Tennessee’s ancient environments still influence the landscapes and wildlife we see today.

For Lifelong Learners

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The Three Sisters American Indian Stories

by Booth Museum

Learn about The Three Sisters through American Indian oral tradition and artmaking! Participants will learn about the Haudenosaunee/Iroquois and Cherokee people's dependency on three important crops while examining the science behind these resources. Participants will discuss the message of the story of The Three Sisters and act out the story with simple, guided movements-- using artwork as an inspiration. Participants complete the program with their own artwork! Original illustrations and hands-on interaction bring this program to life for younger students!

For Grades K-6

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Pop Culture Through Baseball Cards

by National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum

Pop Culture Through Baseball Cards and Language will explore the advent of baseball cards, their connection to tobacco and gum products, and their evolution into the modern day baseball card. Students will also learn about baseball terminology that has become part of everyday conversation in the classroom and workplace.

For Grades K-6

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Tropical Plant Adaptations (Grades 1–5)

by Longwood Gardens

Travel through Longwood’s Conservatory virtually and get an up-close look at our tropical plants. Identify characteristics of the tropical climate and how plants have adapted to survive. 

For Grades 1-5

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Learning Online with Confidence: Curiosity Over Completion

by DelMarVa-DLA

Explore how to engage in online learning with confidence and ease. Participants learn to navigate digital learning spaces at their own pace, focusing on curiosity, personal interests, and simple strategies that make lifelong learning enjoyable and accessible.

For Lifelong Learners

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All Our Ancestors Were Poets!

by Bash the Trash

All our Ancestors were poets! Discover how words can be shaped into beauty through the Sky and Earth creative method. Your presenter Renee Sans Souci - a member of the Umonhon People of Nebraska - will help your students find their inner voice through poetry and their outer voice with spoken word. Renee is an Indigenous educator, artist, and activist who combines with her life experiences as an Umonhon woman with a learning process that helps learners to engage in their own cultural identities and languages.

For Grades K-6

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Turkey Physics: Enjoy A Funny Turkey Tale! Do STEM Action Science - Push, Pull, Gravity, Incline!

by Author Valerie Marsh

Combine literature, sign language and a whole lot of science! Enjoy a funny story about a turkey who loses his feathers. But does he find his feathers? Your students use sign language as we retell the story and create the ending. Using their turkey, students will explore the math and science concepts of line of symmetry, push, pull, friction, gravity and incline. This program is totally Hands-On interactive learning!

For Grades K-6

Celebrate Thanksgiving with Mount Vernon!

by George Washington's Mount Vernon

Join our Education team for a live presentation of a lesser-known part of the legacy of one of our country's greatest leaders. With this program, students will examine Washington's Thanksgiving Proclamation of 1789, discuss how the nation responded to the proclamation, and reflect on how precedents set by Washington still impact our lives today. 

For Grades 3-12

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Australian Animals

by Australian Environmental Education

Discover some amazing animals that only live in Australia. We will explore the deserts to the sea, forests to find out more about some of Australia’s most interesting animals.

For Lifelong Learners

Community of Learning

The Animals of ‘The Mitten’

by Lee Richardson Zoo

Based off the Ukrainian folk tale that was adapted and illustrated by Jan Brett, this program will look at some of the animals that find shelter and warmth in the lost mitten of young Nicki. Students will learn why the animals wanted in the mitten, and what the animals usually do to survive the colder temperatures of winter. This program is designed for younger grade levels (pre K - 1st grade) and is therefore only 30 minutes in length.

For Grades K-6

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Wolf 101

by International Wolf Center

In this program, we cover the basics of gray wolf biology and behavior. Join us as we address a variety of topics including where wolves live, what they eat, and how they have adapted to different environments. This interactive program is a great introduction to the world of gray wolves!

For Grades K-6

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Yoga Circle

by Bestemming Yoga

A community-focused practice where students move, breathe, and reflect together. Yoga Circle encourages connection, cooperation, and mindfulness through simple poses, breathing exercises, and shared moments of calm.

For Grades K - 6

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Wolf Reintroduction

by International Wolf Center

Wolf reintroductions have been a part of conservation efforts for decades, from Yellowstone to North Carolina and beyond. Join us for this interactive presentation to learn all about these reintroductions and the methods scientists use for them, as well as dispel some misconceptions and myths along the way!

For Lifelong Learners

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The Nature of our Holiday Traditions

by Royal Botanical Garden

When you think of this time of year, what smells and colours come to mind? Pine, gingerbread, mulled cider, green, and red? These are related to plants that have been used to celebrate our winter holidays for over 2,000 years within different cultures. In fact, most of the plants that we use today during the winter celebrations have long histories and amazing stories from ancient times. These stories come from all around the world, and are part of many religions and beliefs. Now in English and French.

For Grades K-6

Community of Learning

Weather Wow! Up in the Air

by UCAR Center for Science Education

Did you know a typical cumulonimbus cloud can weigh 105.8 MILLION pounds?! How does it stay up in the sky?! Explore how the sun affects our Earth’s weather with an interactive experiment comparing hot and cold air. Transform your students into science sleuths and cloud detectives as we explore this mystery together and learn how air behaves when it changes temperature.

For Grades K-6

Desert Plant Adaptations (Grades 1–5)

by Longwood Gardens

Travel through Longwood’s Conservatory virtually and get an up-close look at our desert plants. Identify characteristics of the desert climate and how plants have adapted to survive. 

For Grades 1-5

A Revolutionary Decision: Crossing the Delaware

by George Washington's Mount Vernon

So why were George Washington and his Continental Army trying to cross an ice-choked Delaware River on a cold winter’s night?Learn about the brilliant military campaign at the end of 1776, where Washington and his forces crossed the icy Delaware River and its lasting impact. 

For Grades 3-12

Community of Learning

Gingerbread Boy

by Center for Puppetry Arts

Students witness the classic tale of The Gingerbread Boy come to life with brilliantly colored shadow puppets. The story is narrated and performed during the first part of the program. Led by the program presenter, students make their very own Gingerbread Boy Shadow Puppet during the second half of the program. They also participate in a learning activity about gingerbread's ingredients and history. This is a great holiday program.

For Grades K-6

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"Don't You Know There's A War On?": The American Home Front in WWII

by The National WWII Museum

The Home Front program begins with a brief background describing how the U.S. entered the war. Students ask questions and learn about the challenges of the Home Front: making all the materials we need to win, dealing with food shortages, and keeping America optimistic and “war-minded.” Through photos, posters, editorial cartoons, songs, and speeches, students learn about the triumphs and mistakes that were made at home during the war.

For Grades K-6

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Where do they go in Winter?

by Booker T Washington State Park

Warm up and explore how animals survive the cold season with a virtual winter hike through the park. Learn where different species go in winter—whether they hibernate, migrate, or stay active with special adaptations—and how changing seasons affect food, shelter, and behavior. Through photos, videos, and storytelling, we’ll peek into dens, burrows, and hidden habitats to see how wildlife stays safe and cozy until spring returns.

For Lifelong Learners