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Set
of
six
interdisciplinary
lesson
plans
from
the
Smithsonian,
complementing
their
online
"Ocean
Planet"
exhibit.
Topics
include:
ocean
bottom
features
and
seafloor
mapping;
marine
habitats
and
biodiversity;
consumer
goods
from
the
ocean;
oil
spills
impacts
and
solutions;
causes
of
marine
strandings;
ocean-inspired
vocabulary.
Units
contain:
background;
instructions
for
the
teacher;
maps,
data
and
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Take
this
virtual
tour
of
hydrothermal
vents
to
learn
the
basics
about
vents,
how
they
are
studied,
the
associated
biology
and
geology,
and
consider
the
ethics
about
vent
mining.
This
highly
interactive
site
also
has
a
forum
for
discussion,
glossary,
and
classroom
learning
activities.
A
certificate
of
achievement
is
available
for
download
once
students
successfully
navigate
the
sight
and
become
vent
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FLOW
is
a
comprehensive
curriculum
about
the
Great
Lakes
ecosystem.
Lessons
are
geared
toward
educators
who
teach
upper
elementary
and
middle
school
students.
Each
lesson
is
aligned
with
national
and
state
curriculum
standards
for
science
and
social
studies
and
features
a
hands-on
classroom
activity.
Lessons
cover
topics
such
as:
food
webs,
nonindigenous
species,
watersheds,
water
quality,
fish
identification,
...
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National Science Education Standards (NSES): Read
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