EchoBridge Explorers™Every kid deserves a field trip.
12 narrated trips to 171 real places, from Colorado to the Moon. Two kid guides, Michael and Nevaeh, lead the way stop by stop on a real 3D map, in English and Spanish.
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- No student accounts, names or emails
- No student data collected
- No ads, and nothing is sold
- Every tour in English and Spanish
How a field trip works
Each trip is a guided journey of 13 to 16 stops. Kids go at their own pace on a laptop, tablet or Chromebook. Nothing to install.
Fly in
The map flies to each stop in real 3D.
Look around
Turn in 360 degrees and flip through real photos of the place.
Listen and read
Michael and Nevaeh tell the story, with captions on every line.
Earn the stamp
Answer the stamp question to fill the passport.
Talk it over
A "Think about it" question to discuss, then a final quiz and certificate.
One passport. A whole year of exploring.
12 field trips
History, geography, science and civics, told through real places.
Colorado Story
Mesa Verde, Red Rocks and the people who built the state
Indigenous Peoples
The Ute, Arapaho, Cheyenne and more, then and now
History Museums
Great museums of Colorado and the nation
National Parks
Coast to coast, from the Rockies to the sea
African Americans in America
People and places that shaped the country
Seven Wonders Plus
The wonders of the world, and more
Natural Wonders Plus
Volcanoes, waterfalls, canyons and reefs
Space Explorers
Launch pads, the space station and the Moon
Safari Plus
Wild animals and the people who protect them
Latino Heritage
Culture, history and achievement across the Americas
How Our Government Works
Laws, courts and voting, explained plainly
Continents Plus
A trip across all 7 continents
Every trip comes with a lesson plan and teacher guide for classrooms and clubs.
🧭 My Way: every explorer learns their own way
Kids pick the settings that feel right and change them anytime, with one tap.
Take my time
Michael and Nevaeh slow down and pause between lines. The tour waits until you tap Next.
Word help
Tap any word to see it in parts, hear it slowly and practice spelling it.
Par · i · cu · tinRead with me
Bigger words that light up as Michael and Nevaeh say them.
Like captions or playback speed on a video, it's there for everyone: kids who want to dig deeper, practice new words, follow along in English or Spanish, or take a stop at their own pace. Settings stay on the device. Nothing about the child is collected.
Plans
Made for grades 6 to 8, about ages 11 to 14. Younger explorers are welcome with a parent.
- All 12 field trips, plus new ones as they come out
- Works on 2 devices
- A parent signs up and gets a family code. No kid accounts.
- Every field trip on every device at your site
- A site code. Students never sign in.
- A lesson plan and teacher guide for each trip
- Reports in group totals only
- Sponsor a school, club or youth program you care about, or we suggest one
- Group-total reports, so you can see the impact
Runs in any web browser, on laptops, tablets and Chromebooks. Questions? [email protected]
Built for kids, the private way
No student accounts
Kids never type a name or email. Stamps and scores stay on their own device.
No ads, nothing sold
No ads, and we don't sell any information. Schools and sponsors only ever see group totals.
Real places, checked facts
Facts are checked against trusted sources, and every photo is credited at its stop.
Questions
What do kids need?
A laptop, tablet or Chromebook with a web browser and internet. Headphones help in a classroom or club.
How does my child get in?
After you sign up, you get a family code. Open echobridgeexplorers.com/tours on your child's device and enter the code once. That device stays unlocked while your plan is active.
Is it in Spanish?
Yes. Every tour is fully narrated in English and Spanish. Switch with one tap.
Is it right for younger kids?
The trips are written for grades 6 to 8. Younger kids can explore with a parent.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime. Access stays on through the month or year you paid for.
What data do you collect about students?
None. There are no student accounts, names or emails. For schools, clubs and sponsors, reports are group totals only.
Do you work with schools and youth programs?
Yes. Schools, clubs, libraries and summer programs get a site license, and businesses can sponsor a group. Email [email protected].
Ready to explore?
Ask about family plans, a site license for your school or club, or sponsoring a group.