Salty Ocean
Students will learn why the ocean is salty and visualize why it’s easier to float in seawater than in freshwater.
Students will learn why the ocean is salty and visualize why it’s easier to float in seawater than in freshwater.
Discover how long it takes for different materials to degrade by putting items (i.e. orange peel, plastic straw) along a timeline.
With just a simple rope, students can gain perspecitive on how big some of our ocean’s largest animals are.
Learn about our polar regions’ unique habitat and wildlife through crossword puzzles, word searches and other fun activities.
Through word searches, matching and other fun games learn about these bustling cities of marine life and how to protect them.
Students construct a beach in a pan and investigate the effects of wind and waves on beach shape
Students create a watershed model using a plastic shower curtain, a spray bottle and some chairs!
Students are challenged to find and remove a baking soda contaminant from a container filled with damp sand.