Video: Learning is Fun at Educator's Open House in Atlanta

Video: Learning is Fun at Educator's Open House in Atlanta


It's that time of the year again, Educator's Open House!  Three attractions, World of Coca-Cola, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and Georgia Aquarium opened their doors to educators for a free day of learning educational programming they provide for teachers and their students.  Educators can get help planning field trips to these exciting museums during the school year.


I got to be like an educator for the day being able to visit the three attractions as well. (Make sure to check on my previous years at Educator's Open House) Here is what they all have to offer:





World of Coca-Cola Atlanta


World of Coca-Cola


World of Coca-Cola is all about educating and inspiring your class.  They provide a Teacher Toolkit for educators with the necessary tools to ensure class field trips are educational as well as entertaining.

The tool kit provides links to:



  • Social Studies



  • English/Language Arts



  • African American History Month



  • Green Guide



Things to do at World of Coca-Cola



  • Enjoy a refreshing, ice-cold Coca-Cola when you arrive.



  • Taste more than 100 beverages from around the world.



  • Immerse yourself in the rich history of Coca-Cola by exploring more than 1,200 artifacts.



  • Explore the myths and legends around the secret formula for Coca-Cola in the Vault of the Secret Formula.



  • Journey around the world through a 4-D movie experience.



  • Share a hug with our 7-foot tall Coca-Cola Polar Bear!



  • Get an inside look at the bottling process.


For more information, like school rates and hours, make sure to visit worldofcoca-cola.com.



National Center for Civil and Human Rights Atlanta

National Center for Civil and Human Rights


Explore the fundamental rights of all human beings. You and your students will leave empowered to join the conversation in your own community.


Current, interactive exhibits to explore:


  • The American Civil Rights Movement



  • The Global Human Rights Movement



  • The Morehouse College Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection



The center has a comprehensive Teacher Guides for Grades 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12 that are available for download and use before, during, and after your visit.


Make sure to visit https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/teacher-guides/ for more information.




Georgia Aquarium

Georgia Aquarium


Expand your students understanding of Aquatic Ecosystems with Instructor-Led Programs.


Their engaging instructor-led programs provide focused learning opportunities where students can ask questions, collaborate, and problem-solve with the guidance of our Georgia Aquarium Educators. Programs are aligned to Georgia Standards of Excellence (GSE) and include a grade-specific, downloadable Teacher Guide with pre-and post-visit activities. Instructor-led programs are 60 minutes in length. At the end of the program, groups will have the remainder of their time to enjoy the various galleries and presentations at the Aquarium.


Michelle and Lauren went on a field trip to Georgia Aquarium in Elementary school and loved the behind the scenes experience.  They came home with a wealth of knowledge and passion for aquatic life.


For more information, make sure to visit https://www.georgiaaquarium.org/booking/instructor-led-programs/


Educator's Open House was a success again with teachers from all around the city ready to plan their school year with educational fun for their students.  I can tell students will have exciting, hands-on experiences during the school year.



Disclosure: Thanks World of Coca-Cola for inviting my family out for a day of exploring Educator's Open House!

Have you ever visited these museums?





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