Online technologies have removed the barriers of time, cost and location from the learning activities and experiences available to students. Virtual field trips allow learners to engage with and to learn about authentic artifacts and to explore places important to their discipline of study and consistent with their individual learning needs. These field trips bring the real-world perspective to concepts discussed in course text-books as well as provide a national and global perspective to the material being studied. During this virtual field trip planned on Tuesday where Grades 2 to 6 enjoyed their trip learning how chocolate is made with a visit to the chocolate factory, Dinosaur Fossils at the Museum, trip to Iceland to know about Glaciers and Ice Caves, virtual trip to Coral Reef to learn about Bahamian life.