 NOAA Ocean Explorer YouTube
"Looking for ways to pull students into class on time and immediately submerge their minds into the topic of the day? Check out the Ocean Explorer YouTube videos. If, when my students come in, I have a video playing that pertains to our lessons for the day, they won't complain about having to reflect on what they're seeing and they'll never be late again! The footage on these is great!"
– Ly, Bridge Teacher Reviewer
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NASA's Eyes on the Earth: Global Climate Change
This website presents a data-rich view of climate and a discussion of how that data fits together into the scientists' current picture of our changing climate. Get the latest data on earth vital signs including Arctic sea ice, carbon dioxide, sea level, global temperature, and ozone hole. Also, check out the Climate Kids and educators' sections of the website.
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Thunder Bay 2010: The Hunt for Lake Huron's Lost Ships
August 16-27, NOAA's Office of Ocean Exploration & Research launches an expedition to locate some of the 100+ shipwrecks of Lake Huron. Postings includes daily logs, videos and images, an Ocean
Explorer Expedition Education Module for grades 5-12, lesson plans, an "Ask an Explorer"
feature and much more.
Photo: Thunder Bay 2010 Expedition, NOAA-OER |
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