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Excellent
teaching
resource
from
U.S.G.S
on
water,
from
basic
properties
to
water
quality,
inventory
of
world
water
sources,
how
to
measure
streamflow,
components
of
water
use
patterns,
human
impacts,
offers
a
quiz
in
the
interactive
Activity
Center.
Site
also
available
in
Spanish,
interactive
diagram
with
details
of
water
cycle
is
available
in
50
languages.
Provides
map
and
data
libraries
on
who
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The
National
Marine
Sanctuary
Program
identifies,
designates
and
manages
areas
of
the
marine
environment
of
special
national
significance
due
to
their
conservation,
recreational,
ecological,
historical,
research,
educational,
or
aesthetic
qualities.
Access
information
and
pictures
of
marine
sanctuaries
all
over
the
U.S.
and
its
territories.
Discover
ways
to
get
involved
with
the
sanctuary
program,
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Interactive game features two skill levels (novice and intermediate) that teach about water quality, watersheds, and management of this important resource. The intermediate level game is broken into four sections: National Parks, agriculture, neighborhood, and city, each with five questions. At the end of the quiz, the best choices for each question are explained.
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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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These
lesson
plans
in
life
sciences,
physical
science,
chemistry
and
engineering
link
to
projects
of
NOAA's
Aquarius
undersea
research
station.
Topics
include
the:
impacts
of
buoyancy,
pressure
and
light
on
underwater
research;
effects
of
physical
oceanography
on
coral
reefs;
effects
of
water
temperature
on
the
coral/
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Developed
and
maintained
by
the
Jason
Education
Project
at
the
Texas
A&M
University,
this
comprehensive
site
has
educational
information
and
activities
on
weather,
foraminifera,
coral
reefs,
satellites,
El
Nino,
ice
ages,
fisheries,
waves,
icebergs
and
currents.
A
wealth
of
student
and
educator
resources
is
available.
Teacher
resources
include
a
crash-course
in
oceanography,
a
section
on
using
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Students investigate parts of ocean waves and their measurements. An on-line wave simulator allows then to study the effects of wave height, length and period on a boat's movements. Using records of tsunami waves, students compare these heights to familiar landmarks and test a hypothesis about possible relationships between wave height and ocean size and depth.
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Lesson plan on floods provides background information, compares the roles of wetlands and flood plains in a river's natural flood control with the pros and cons of engineered flood control. Includes glossary, resources and additional sources of information, discussion questions. Student activity demonstrates water movement on a wide flood plain and narrow channel.
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Learning
resources
about
oysters
and
current
issues
in
Chesapeake
Bay.
Students
learn
about
oyster
anatomy,
ballast
water,
invasive
species
and
more
through
online
puzzles.
Teachers
can
download
10
multidisciplinary
lesson
plans
about
oyster
biology
and
fishery
issues.
Links
to
web
resources
on
the
Bay,
oysters,
plankton
and
biofilms.
Also
available:
day
programs
with
hands-on
and
shipboard
activities
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Unit
from
Smithsonian
multidisciplinary
ocean
curriculum.
Lesson
plan
focuses
on
ocean
bottom
features
including
continental
shelf,
deep
ocean
plain,
and
mid-ocean
ridges.
Students
study
the
discovery
and
mapping
of
seafloor
features,
learn
to
read
seafloor
maps,
then
create
a
map
of
Atlantic
seafloor
features.
Unit
includes:
background
essay;
teacher
instructions;
maps
and
forms
for
student
activity;
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