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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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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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Multidisciplinary
activity
guide
offers
introduction
to
Chesapeake
Bay,
its
habitats
and
inhabitants.
Discusses
threats
to
the
Bay
and
suggests
ways
teachers
and
students
can
contribute
to
Bay
restoration.
Lessons
cover:
watershed
and
water
resources;
Bay
habitats;
food
web;
biodiversity
and
adaptations
for
survival;
human
uses
of
the
Bay
and
its
resources.
Good
line
drawings.
Targets
K-3
learners.
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Award-winning
ideas
from
SEA
Semester's
educators.
This
collection
of
over
25
lesson
plans
covers
topics
in
marine
biology,
coastal
ecology,
chemical
and
physical
oceanography,
seafloor
geology
and
nautical
science.
Each
plan
includes
target
grades,
keywords,
introduction
and
background,
advice
on
how
to
best
integrate
the
activities
into
classroom
curriculum,
instructions
and
tips,
materials
list,
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Interdisciplinary
coastal
education
program
from
Surfrider
Foundation
incorporates
science
processes,
oceanography,
watershed
ecology
and
environmental
awareness
in
lessons
for
K-12
students
and
community
groups.
Include:
teaching
guides,
classroom
lectures,
handouts,
video,
hands-on
projects.
Beachology,
for
grades
K-6,
studies
sand
processes,
beach
ecology,
human
impacts.
Watershed
Works,
for
grades
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Teachers
of
all
grades
can
use
these
projects
to
enhance
their
science
curriculum
through
use
of
the
Internet.
Many
projects
utilize
real
time
data,
others
draw
from
primary/
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Great
Barrier
Reef
Marine
Park
Authority's
resource
and
activity
center
for
teachers
and
students.
Find
teaching
units
for
K-12
on:
coral
reef
habitats
and
marine
life;
human
dependence
and
impacts
on
the
reef;
biodiversity
and
threatened
species;
coastal
zone
and
reef
management.
Lesson
plans
offer
objectives,
inquiry
learning
focus
activities,
resources,
class
or
field
activities.
Student
pages
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Four
lesson
plans
focus
on
understanding
toxic
and
harmful
algal
blooms.
Designed
for
use
in
conjunction
with
Bigelow
Laboratory's
"Toxic
and
Harmful
Algal
Bloom"
web
site.
Each
module
includes
background,
learning
objectives,
student
preparation,
and
standards-related
classroom
or
lab
activity.
Topics
cover:
role
of
algae
in
the
food
web;
development
of
algal
blooms;
impacts
and
bioaccumulation
of
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These
very
complete
and
teacher-friendly
lesson
plans
target
the
New
Jersey
(Atlantic)
coast,
but
most
could
be
easily
adapted
to
other
regions.
Topics
covered:
beach
profiling;
beach
zonation;
horseshoe
crabs;
hermit
crabs;
fish
anatomy;
mollusks;
sea
shells;
estuaries;
currents;
seafloor
mapping;
water
quality;
water
clarity;
oxygen;
pH;
plankton;
salinity;
food
web;
marshes.
Plans
include:
objectives;
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This collaboration of over 20 institutions and agencies monitors target species of intertidal plants and animals at nearly 60 Southern California shore sites. Site provides species images and profiles, sampling methods, data and publications. Tidepools are the focus of a math curriculum that meets CA standards. Good resource for California teachers.
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