Even thousands of years after its demise, the Roman Empire captivates us, and the ancient city of Pompeii is the place to understand it all. Volcanic ash created an unparalleled glimpse into the lives of ancient people who lived, worked, and played in this coastal city. We go on assignment with archaeologist Caitie Barrett to...
Discover the magic of blacksmithing while forging your own unique wand. Using modern induction forges combined with traditional blacksmithing techniques, students will shape, decorate, and personalize their creations with artistic...
Photograms are photo prints made without a camera using light-sensitized paper. Compositions are created using translucent glass or plastic, organic material, and other objects. Students can choose from the provided...
Bertie Gregory, National Geographic Explorer and award-winning filmmaker, takes the audience to the ends of the world in search of arguably the greatest gathering of wildlife on earth. Join him on his decade-long quest to document one of Antarctica's best kept secrets—the largest gathering of fin whales anywhere on the planet. Come along for an...
The world is alive with sound, and acoustic biologist and National Geographic Explorer Ben Mirin makes sure we never miss a beat. From the sweet songs of morning birds to the chatter of howling lemurs to the conversation of whales, we’ll go on assignment on an auditory adventure. We’ll tune in to wildlife symphonies, discover...
Bright colors and captivating calls are just the start with some of Earth’s most amazing species. Frogs can turn nearly invisible, leap more than 20 times their body length, and defend themselves with poison. We go on assignment with conservation biologist and National Geographic Explorer Jodi Rowley to discover all kinds of incredible abilities and...