Not a fraction expert? It’s ok, neither are penguins. But you can practice with this fun craft activity.Â
Anemones provide shelter to clownfish, and clownfish provide nutrients for anemones. Make your own dynamic undersea duo using paper tubes and coffee filters.
Butterflyfish are a group of fish that live in coral reefs.
Sea turtles spend almost their entire lives underwater, even though they breathe air. As you create your turtle, imagine paddling through the colorful coral reef. What would it be like to carry your home on your back?
Get ready to explore the coral reef with your own craft snorkel and mask.
Which material best protects construction paper from fading? Set up an investigation to find out how effective different materials are at blocking sunlight! Then, use your results to inform an artistic composition.
By building an edible coral polyp, students will learn the anatomy of coral and be able to explain why corals are animals, rather than plants.
Students receive their science notebooks and take the time to make them their own.
With just a few supplies from home, you can make a twisty set of bongo antelope horns in a heartbeat. Construct a headband while you consider the structure and purpose of horns!
In this lesson, students pop open their notebooks and get them ready for the year. Students will take time to insert a Table of Contents, number the pages, and complete their first reflective entry.
A Particulate Matter air sensor kit has been developed by EPA researchers as an educational tool to teach children about air quality and air science.
Generate is an interactive game that allows students to explore energy choices and teaches the considerations and costs in deciding what type of energy generation to build.