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Tour Stonehenge with Google Earth (03:15)

Make a virtual field trip to one of Europe’s most famous landmarks; Stonehenge. You will be using Google Earth to watch a pre-recorded tour of this ancient site. The trip lasts for 3 minutes and 15 seconds.

The product also includes…
1. A PowerPoint that illustrates the names, locations, and information about the different stones that comprise Stonehenge.

2. A document of about 15 talking points and interesting facts about the mysterious landmark is also included.

3. A pdf that describes what you are seeing based on the corresponding minutes in the video. This is so you can pause the tour at the given time stamp and let the class know what they are looking at.
For example, the document says at, “:52 – :1:05 – The camera gets even closer to Stonehenge pausing above the site. The stones are in the center. The dark circle that a manmade path crosses over is the original henge. The faded and light colored path that comes in from the northeast and enters the henge is the original Avenue. The Heel Stone is located along the avenue. It is the white dot that can be seen right near the highway.”

The tour begins with a view of Europe from outer space. You are then zoomed in to the site’s location to see it from a few different viewpoints. The angles are chosen so the students can get a good idea of Stonehenge’s location and its physical relationship to the surroundings. Finally, you are taken back out to a long shot of Europe.

To watch, all you have to do is click on the file, Google Earth will open and you will be taken on a short trip to the World Heritage site. * Your computer must have Google Earth to watch these tours.

Feel free to visit some other famous landmarks in North America.
1. The Golden Gate Bridge (3:29)
2. Chichen Itza (5:38)
3. Niagara Falls (2:10)
4. Panama Canal (3:02)
5. Statue of Liberty (2:07)
6. Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri (1:06)

Here are some European landmarks
1. Stonehenge (3:29)
2. The Acropolis
3. The Colosseum
4. The Leaning Tower of Pisa
5. The Eiffel Tower

These tours work great with social studies lessons about famous landmarks, maps, cardinal directions, etc.

Please feel free to email me directly at r_nyg@yahoo.com if you need any assistance.

The cover photo was taken by Walkerssk @ https://pixabay.com/en/stonehenge-architecture-history-1590047/

Google Earth Tour Map Attribution

Map Data: Google, Image Landsat / Copernicus
Data SIO, NOAA, U.S. Navy, NGA, GEBCO
Image IBCAO
Image U.S. Geological Survey
US DEPT of State Geographer
© 2016 Infoterra Ltd & Bluesky
Image © 2016 Getmapping pic

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Famous European Landmarks with Google Earth Tours (Bundle)

Don't get left behind! Cross off all of these European destinations from your bucket list and virtually visit. Teachers, parents, and students all agree that these are the best ways to learn about and experience these exotic sites, if you can't go there in person. Each product includes a document of talking points and another full of interesting facts about each site. The tours are also accompanied by PDF files that describe what you are seeing based on the corresponding minutes in the video. This is so you can pause the tour at the given time stamp and let the class know what they are looking at. For example, an excerpt from the Statue of Liberty tour says – "1:05 – 1:18 – The tour takes you down to the entrance of New York Harbor. a. The bridge in the middle of the screen is the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and it connects Brooklyn and Staten Island over a straight of water called the Narrows. b. The Manhattan skyline is on the eastern side of the harbor and Jersey City’s skyline is on the western side. c. The Statue of Liberty is the teeny tiny green dot right in front of downtown Jersey City.” To watch, all you have to do is click on the file, Google Earth will open the tour will start. * Your computer must have Google Earth to watch these tours. The cover photo by Tom Grimbert on Unsplash is under a CC0 Creative Commons license; free for commercial use, no attribution required. The photo can be found on Unsplash @ https://unsplash.com/photos/1YYVS0e3jdg Map Data: Map Data: © 2018 Basarsoft © SKEnergy © Zenrin Image © 2018 CNES / Airbus Google, Image Landsat / Copernicus Data SIO, NOAA, U.S. Navy, NGA, GEBCO Image IBCAO Image U.S. Geological Survey Image © 2018 Digital Globe © Google US Department of State Geographer © 2009 GeoBasis – DE/BKG

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