Learn all about Ducks in this set of engaging virtual field trips! 🦆🚍
Ducks are one of my favorite birds! Many consider them to be a sign of good luck. Ducks are friendly and curious birds and can be domesticated. They are extremely social, preferring to hang out in groups called paddlings and even have regional accents. The feathers of ducks are waterproof and they keep them very clean by preening. Ducks are considered waterfowl since they are normally found in places where there is water such as rivers, lakes, or ponds. Learn all of this and more about these cute creatures with these engaging Duck Virtual Trips!
This Google slide deck includes a virtual duck pond with links to 7 different virtual trips about ducks and uses embedded videos. This slide deck also includes a linked image in the bottom corner to return to the menu slide. It is best used in Present mode with the teacher sharing their screen. Another option is to go to File > Publish to Web and use that link. As always, teachers should preview the trips before using them to determine what best fits the needs of their class. I hope that these virtual trips are enjoyed by you and your students. Check out even more virtual field trip slide decks here and make copies to use and enjoy! This is a growing list, so check back often for newly added adventures!
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🦆Make your own copy of Ducks Virtual Field Trips here to enjoy:
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