VILNIAUS MAMUTO PĖDSAKAIS: Į PAGALBĄ MOKYTOJUI NEFORMALIAM GAMTAMOKSLINIAM UGDYMUI NUOTOLINIU BŪDU [ON THE TRACES OF VILNIUS MAMMOTH: HELPING TEACHERS WITH REMOTE INFORMAL SCIENCE EDUCATION]

Due to the rampant COVID-19 virus, informal science education is becoming particularly complicated due to the uncertain situation in general education in schools. Thanks to the organizers of the project of the science festival "Spaceship Earth", who have planned part of their events in advance in the virtual space, we can offer teachers a virtual excursion to the temporary exhibition of the Geological Museum of Vilnius University as part of remote informal science education. You can find the virtual tour here: http://www.geol.gf.vu.lt/lt/muziejus or: https://youtu.be/pstNVf7Gcyc The purpose of this article is: to provide the material used to create the guide's story; to advise on how this virtual trip can be used in science education lessons to spread knowledge of geological science, its importance for understanding the world, natural climate change, and the evolution of flora and fauna; help to develop the ability to hear relevant and important information; help in the integration of information provided during the virtual trip into biology, anatomy, nature, chemistry, world cognition, geography and other subjects. We hope that this virtual tour will be acceptable for teachers doing both formal and informal science education. The article provides additional information and suggests possible tasks.