Take your class on a Serengeti safari

Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

A safari is the field trip no school can book — except virtually, it's free. Street View drove the tracks of Serengeti National Park, so your class can roll across the East African savanna together: grassland to the horizon in every direction, flat-topped acacia trees, and the open plains that host one of the largest animal migrations on Earth. It's the habitat lesson — producers, grazers, predators — set in the place your students have seen in every nature documentary.

Lead the class along the track and let them do the spotting. The savanna rewards sharp eyes, and a student who catches sight of wildlife in the distance gets to point it out to everyone at once with their cursor. Along the way, the landscape itself teaches: why grasses dominate here instead of forest, what the scattered trees say about rainfall, how an ecosystem this open supports so much life.

Use it for food webs, biomes, African geography, or conservation — the Serengeti fits them all. Students join with a link and your class join code, no accounts and nothing to install, and the whole safari fits inside a single class period.

No account, no download — pick a field trip name, send the link, and you're walking together in seconds.