Teacher Resources
Education. Travel.
These two words work hand-in-hand. Be the TEACHER WHO SHOWS YOUR STUDENTS THE WORLD! This page is dedicated to Free Resources that will help YOU show your STUDENTS the world! Don’t forget to check out the BEST PACKING LIST FOR STUDENT TRAVEL.
Michelangelo’s Last Judgment
Get your students excited about visiting the Sistine Chapel in Rome. Learn about the stories behind the artwork. Discover Michelangelo’s cameo and his revenge against his personal nemesis.
Saint Peter’s Basilica
Become inspired before you and your students trip to Italy by watching this fun and engaging video about the history of Saint Peter’s Basilica..
Bella Italia Tour
Get a sneak peak of what life on tour is like. Play this video to get your own students excited about their upcoming adventures.
Be The Teacher Who Shows Your Students The World!
Be The Teacher Who Shows Your Students The World!
This is the first step to showing your students the world!
Download this free proposal presentation today!
Download a FREE Travel Journal to give to your students before your trip.
Navigating through airport security and the TSA does not need to be stressful. Prepare your students with these TSA Travel Hacks, and their experience will go smoothly.
Is Spanish your students’ primary language? Here is the same resource in Spanish.
Help your students with food allergies stay safe while tour. Share this resource with them so they can easily download The Top 5 Food Allergy Apps for Travel.
Download a FREE Christmas Wish List to share with all of your travelers. This Wish List covers the basic international travel necessities and also offers extra ideas to make your traveler feel extra special. You can also shop these products directly on this website.
Do you have students with FOOD ALLERGIES?
You won’t be able to be with your students 24/7 to make sure they are selecting allergy-free foods, but you can make sure they are safe by giving them a Food Allergy Travel Card.
Keep them safe by having them carry this Food Allergy Travel Card where ever they go.
Students circle the food they are allergic to and share the card with the server or store attendant to make sure the food is SAFE!
This packet includes 14 different languages and an Emergency Phone Number Travel Card.
PRO TIP: Always make sure your students have the local 911 number for the countries you will be traveling.
This is a great way to give your students independence while keeping them safe on tour.
Ease your Travelers’ minds by providing a Departure Day Checklist that will help them navigate airport security, immigration, customs, jet- lag, and more! This simple 6 item checklist will prepare your travelers and make your Departure Day run more smoothly.
Pre-Trip Student Forms.
Set yourself and your students up for success by having all of the necessary forms filled out before your students leave for their trip. Be sure to have your students all sign the Student Behavioral Contract, Medical Form, and Parent Release Form.
Know Before You Go!
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No matter what, if you plan on traveling to another country, you will need a passport. If you already have one, be sure to check and make sure that it will not expire less than 6 months AFTER YOUR RETURN DATE. If you do not have a passport yet, click HERE to download the application.
In addition, depending on where you are traveling, be sure to check and see if the country will require a visa.
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This is a GREAT ARTICLE to have your students read and learn about culture shock, how it is real, and how to handle it.
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Jet-lag is real, and if you don’t handle it correctly, your travelers could become very sick. This is a an ARTICLE that will help your travelers recognize the signs of jet-lag and know how to combat it.
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Pickpocketing is an every day occurrence, sadly, in a lot of countries around the world. These two articles (Article One and Article Two) will help you know what to look for and how to prevent becoming a victim.
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Currency Convertor App
This is a great app to help your students as they navigate the world of exchange rates and new currencies.
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Translation App
Part of the adventure of traveling is having the experience of learning a new language. This App will help your students communicate with the locals while abroad.
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Goose Chase
This is a MUST HAVE for any student trip abroad! As the teacher, you create challenges for your students to photograph; it becomes a competition to figure out all of your clues and submit a photograph to the App.
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Remind
While on tour, REMIND IS A GREAT APP to help you communicate with your students. You are able to send out a mass text letting them know when and where your next meet up is, or when they will need to be ready in the morning. The great thing is, you can communicate with them while still keeping your phone number private.
