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The Land-Sea Connection
A curriculum complementing the bathymetric
map of the Monterey Bay sanctuary to increase your students understanding
of science and geography, and introduce them to the excitement of underwater
exploration. In Spanish and English.
Monterey
Bay Sanctuary K-12 Classroom Activities
Check out these activities
from the National Geographic Society.
The Sustainable
Seas Expeditions
A partnership between the National Geographic Society
and NOAA to explore the ocean and national marine sanctuaries. Check
out the section on classroom ideas.
Shipwreck
Database Activity (Resource
1) (Resource
2)
An online database activity focusing on shipwrecks
in the five West Coast marine sanctuaries.
NOAA’s
Ocean Explorer Lesson Plans and Curriculum
Learn about the oceans
through near real-time access to a series of multidisciplinary ocean
explorations. View compelling imagery, video, and topical essays
related to the ocean, and download formal education materials including
lesson plans and curriculum.
The Bridge:
Ocean Sciences Teacher Resource Center
Visit some of the best marine
education materials available on the Web. New materials are added
often. (Supported by the National Sea Grant Office, National Oceanographic
Partnership Program, and National Marine Educators Association.)
Waves,
Wetlands, and Watersheds Activity Guide
This online classroom activity
guide from the California Coastal Commission addresses issues such
as water use, marine debris, endangered species, coastal geology,
and more for grades 3-12.
Monterey
Bay Aquarium Teacher and Student Resources
Online resources and activities
for students and teachers.
More
Resources and Activities Related to:
Rocky
Shores
Kelp Forests
Beaches
Sandy Floor
Estuaries
Seamounts
Submarine Canyons
Deep Sea
Open Ocean
Geology
Oceanography
Water Quality
Fisheries
Seabirds & Shorebirds
Marine Mammals
Additional
Sanctuary Publications and Resources
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