Ages 12 and up Archives

Sea Level Rise

Which type of ice causes a rise in sea level when it melts: formations on land, like glaciers, or formations in the water, like icebergs?

Students use thier own exhaled breath and a red cabbage pH indicator to visualize how our oceans are becoming more acidic.

Students cycle as carbon between the living and nonliving parts of the ecosystem.

A fun board game designed to learn the three ways rocks can form.

This interactive narrative illustrates different sources of pollution, historic and modern, to a body of water.

This activity demonstrates Thermohaline Circulation throughout our oceans and the relative densities of cold and warm waters.

Students create a cutout model of a clam to investigate the anatomy and physiology of these animals.