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Busch Gardens Williamsburg providing free classroom resources for at-home learning

Teachers and parents can all benefit from Busch Gardens’ new educational tool in which students can virtually explore nature and the animal world.

By Holly Gambrell April 9, 2020 at 2:17 pm

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Photo courtesy of Busch Gardens Williamsburg

If you feel like you’re running out of ideas on how to keep your children entertained while schools are closed due to COVID-19, look to the new, engaging resource tools created by Busch Gardens Williambsurg.

The park has developed standards-aligned resources to help families virtually explore the world of animals in the wild, as well as other aspects of nature, for grades K-12. The hands-on resources include classroom activities, teachers guides, the Saving a Species video series, sound bytes of animal noises and information books on wildlife.

To access materials, visit buschgardens.com/williamsburg/animals.

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