Take an Internet Field Trip: 5 Links to Share with Your Kids

by ParentCo. April 25, 2015

Share awesome, fun links with your kids on an Internet Field Trip curated for Parent Co. by Today Box. Today Box curates fun and educational daily facts, videos, photos, and jokes for curious kids and the grown-ups who raise them.
Week of April 25, 2015
volcano The Calbuco volcano in Chile decided to celebrate Earth Day by erupting for the first time in 42 years! Check out a stunning timelapse video of the eruption on Today Box! glass frog Scientists discovered a new frog in Costa Rica that looks just like Kermit the Frog! Learn why this amphibian is called the glass frog in this short news clip from CBS News. giraffes Nicolas Deveaux spent 18 months creating this ridiculously fun film. Take a trip to the swimming pool in the film 5 Meteres 80 to fly and dive with animated giraffes. musical swings Every spring a musical light swing art installation featuring 21 swings pops up in Montreal, Canada. Look at lights and listen to music made by swinging in this short video. clouds Why are there clouds? How are clouds made? Learn all about clouds in this MinuteEarth video. View over 1,000 amazing kid-friendly posts on Today Box.


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