Visiting the Bishop Museum virtually

I miss going to the Bishop Museum. I know they're open right now but since the number of COVID-19 cases are going up, I think it might be better if we visit them virtually for now. So I checked out their website today to see what I could find.

I read that they've moved a lot of their activities outdoors. But they also seem to have put more information on their website.

Found an Online Learning Center section on the website that I didn't see before.

There's a section for Culture, History, Lesson Plans, Planetarium and Science. They also have things divided up by themes like Fish of Hawaii, Plants of Hawaii, Pohaku (Rocks), Earth Week, Wings: Birds and Feathers of Hawaii and Voyaging in the Pacific.

Some cool activities I think I'm going to try...

• Making a Pressed Plant Activity

• Exploring Earth: Paper Mountains and Rain Gauge

• August Sky Chart

We're also going to download an app that shows the same thing on the big globe that's in the lobby part of the planetarium.