Although tourism is beginning to open up , a lot of destinations are still offering virtual tours, experiences and activities for homebodies to ease back into travel; Pensacola, Florida, is one of those places.

Pensacola Children’s Museum is offering plenty of virtual activities for kids to do at home. Spend the week engaging in new, educational and fun projects with the kids:

Start on Monday listening to the reading of Dr. Suess’s Bartholowmew and the Oobleck. Once you know what oobleck is, follow along with the instructions to make your own!

Tuesday, head outside to learn about different types of clouds and get crafty while making your own rain cloud in a jar.

Wednesday, decorate and race your own balloon rockets with a fun STEM activity. Since we might not see fireworks this year, spend Thursday making your own in a glass of water. Then end your week with some coloring — print these coloring pages and let the kids’ imaginations run wild.

Next, embark on a couple virtual tours in Pensacola. Start off by exploring and learning at Pensacola Children’s Museum, then enjoy the great outdoors while exploring Perdido Key State Park. Stay with the outdoor theme and walk through the Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida; and, lastly, end your virtual tours with a look at the must-see murals throughout the city.

Pensacola offers daily virtual events, everything from at-home workouts to home-schooling activities. Check Pensacola virtual events each week to see which events they are offering.