There’s no replacement for exploring San Diego in real life, but it’s possible to see our slice of heaven from home.
Photo: San Diego Museum of Art
Photo: Museum of Man
Take a look at the Giant Kelp Forest’s Kelp Cam to see plants and animals who live offshore, but stay tuned also for new materials sorted by grade that will need Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
Of their many educational resources, I particularly like their Coast to Cactus site where, for example, you can sort by habitat or interest to see who lives where.
View the museum in a 360 virtual tour, and download the Little Skippers word search, coloring, crossword, and other activity sheets including the USS Midway chocolate cookie recipe.
Photo: the USS Midway Museum
Hotel del Coronado streams surf and sand via two beach cams. One points to the north and the other points to the south.
You can take a look at current exhibits, walk up the “secret” staircase (an original 1915 museum feature), and learn about what it takes to fabricate an exhibit.
Photo: Museum of Man
Subscribe to the San Diego Museum of Art’s YouTube channel for lectures and to learn more about their collection.
Photo: San Diego Museum of Art