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Printables & Worksheets
Amazon River Dolphin Species Card ELL
Species card with English and Spanish, for use with English language learners (ELL) and students in grades PreK-2.
GradePreK-2ThemeWildlife & biodiversity -
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A Need for the Seas
This persuasive writing exercise allows students to gain a sense of empowerment by composing a letter that addresses the threats sea turtles and oceans face.
Grade3-5SubjectsEnglish language artsThemeWildlife & biodiversityEcosystems & habitats -
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A New Reason to Boast about Your Coast
Coastal communities have so many benefits to brag about. They're great places to work, recreate, and raise families, and their beautiful ocean vistas have even been shown to reduce stress and stimulate dopamine. But did you know that your community also has another bragworthy hidden benefit that adds to those already great things? Let's take a dive under the surface of your "blue front yard" to discover more about how kelp cultivation is benefiting your community and the planet.
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Presentations
Animal Adaptations Classroom Presentation
This easy-to-use PowerPoint presentation is designed to introduce your students to animal adaptations. Through the slides, students will learn about the different functions of adaptations and identify adaptations as physical or behavioral.
Grade3-5SubjectsScience & STEMThemeWildlife & biodiversity -
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Animal Adaptations ID Game
Following the classroom presentation on adaptations, students can delve deeper into the topic through an interactive card game. This activity aims to reinforce their understanding of how different species utilize distinctive physical and behavioral traits for survival and self-defense.
Grade3-5SubjectsScience & STEMThemeWildlife & biodiversity -
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An Investment in Innovation that Helps Conservation
People often assume seaweed is only grown for food. But industries of all kinds are using this environmentally optimal, fast-growing, and low-resource crop in exciting ways to improve their business models, protect their supply chains, and ensure sustainable practices that protect the climate and the world.
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A Plan to Save Grasslands
This intensive research activity challenges students to discover the variety of ecosystem services that grasslands provide and to evaluate how these services are impacted by human activity. Students will then design and present a sustainable, evidence-based plan to help restore grassland biodiversity. This activity is geared towards students in grade 6-8.
Grade6-8SubjectsScience & STEMThemeEcosystems & habitats -
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Arctic Classroom Presentation
The Arctic Presentation (PPT) reflects the information provided in the Educator's Resource Guide in an easy-to-give interactive classroom presentation for students. Through the slides, students will learn about what the Arctic is, where it is located, who and what lives in the Arctic, and how kids everywhere can protect the environment.
Grade3-56-8SubjectsScience & STEMThemeEcosystems & habitats -
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Arctic Defense Team
Students will practice democratic leadership and responsibility by working together to create a powerful argument on why drilling in the Arctic should be prohibited.
Grade3-56-89-12SubjectsSocial studiesThemeEcosystems & habitatsSustainability & human impact -
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Arctic Discussion Questions
Use these discussion questions to help shape supplementary discussions and activities within your learning environment.
SubjectsScience & STEM