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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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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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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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Access
flood
tracking
charts
for
USGS
gaging
stations
in
and
around
North
Dakota.
Coverage
area
is
divided
by
subbasins
for
the
Missouri
River
and
the
Red
River
of
the
North.
For
almost
150
stations,
the
following
information
is
available:
current
gage
height,
recent
maximum
height,
highest
recorded
height,
station
latitude
and
longitude,
station
map,
site
characteristics,
daily
raw
data,
and
peak
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USGS
provides
data
on
streamflow,
lake
and
reservoir
levels,
groundwater,
precipitation
and
water
quality
from
monitoring
stations
around
the
country.
Clickable
U.S.
map
provides
state
maps,
select
one
or
more
stations
for
detailed
reports.
Can
build
custom
summary
tables
for
one
or
more
stations,
or
build
a
sequence
of
graphical
or
tabular
data.
Some
technical
definitions
needed
to
understand
reports,
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This
agency
portal
provides
background
information
on
habitats
from
streams
and
rivers,
lakes,
wetlands
and
estuaries
to
rocky
coasts,
sandy
beaches,
coral
reefs
and
ocean
environments,
their
importance,
monitoring
and
assessment
programs,
regulations
and
protection.
Also
features
databases
and
mapping
links,
publications,
kids
activities
and
teacher
resources
on
water
and
aquatic
environments,
project
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Water
cycle
concepts
and
basics
including
the
distribution
of
water
on
the
planet
in
oceans,
rivers
and
lakes,
glaciers
and
atmosphere.
Defines
basic
terms:
states
of
water,
evaporation,
transpiration,
condensation,
precipitation,
melting.
Good
illustrations,
maps
and
photos.
Excellent
list
itemizes
human
uses
and
impacts
on
water
and
the
water
cycle.
Links
to
more
detailed
references
are
provided,
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Global
Learning
and
Observations
to
Benefit
the
Environment
(GLOBE)
is
a
worldwide
network
of
students,
teachers,
and
scientists
working
together
to
study
and
understand
the
global
environment.
Opportunities
to
record
and
post
data,
as
well
as
download
and
map
archived
numerous
data
sets.
Teacher
resources
include
professional
development
workshops,
teacher
guides,
"how
to"
videos,
a
Help
Desk,
and
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Describes
Ice
Age
glaciers
and
immense
floods
of
glacial
meltwater
that
swept
across
the
Pacific
Northwest
(18,000-12,000
years
ago
and
earlier),
affecting
the
landscape
from
Montana
to
Washington
and
Oregon,
sculpting
the
Columbia
River
Basin,
and
creating
glacial
lakes
to
rival
the
today's
Great
Lakes.
This
non-profit
institute
promotes
scientific
education
about
the
floods,
their
causes
and
impacts.
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Education
programs
provide
fieldtrips,
shipboard
experiences,
camps
and
projects
focused
on
the
Great
Lakes.
A
science
and
multidisciplinary
Great
Lakes
curriculum
includes
fisheries,
aquatic
food
web,
exotic
species,
water
quality
and
weather.
Teaching
resources
range
from
fact
sheets
to
artifact
trunks
and
CDs.
Teacher
training
and
workshops
cover
current
topics
and
offer
grant
and
fellowship
opportunities.
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