Sharks
Teachers for grades 2nd - 12th
Sharks can prove to be a powerful teaching tool in any science classroom. Whether you’re teaching about adaptations, senses, food chains, conservation, or anatomy, you can use your students’ interest in this often misunderstood predator to foster excitement in a variety of science topics. We’ll look at different ways to use sharks as a teaching tool, including a shark dissection.
Put Science Back into Your Curriculum
Teachers for grades 3rd – 10th
With the current focus on high-stakes testing, many teachers are looking for creative ways to combine science with other disciplines. Using curriculum designed with this in mind, this hands-on workshop will give you ideas on how to bring science into your math, language arts, and social studies classes.
Beach Ecology & Coastal Wetlands
Teachers for grades 6th – 12th
Jump into the salt marsh and prepare to get muddy as we explore this diverse ecosystem. Hands-on activities including seining, animal identification, and water testing will increase your appreciation for this important habitat.
Project WET
Teachers for grades K – 8th
Project WET is committed to global water education that is implemented at the community level. Learn how you can use Project WET activities to engage your students with handson, interdisciplinary lessons that teach important concepts about water.
Beach Walk
Teachers for grades K – 12th
Join us as we take you for a walk along the beach where you'll discover different ways you can use the beach, and the critters that call it home, as a teaching tool in your classroom. Craft ideas, shell collecting and animal identification will all be a part of this hands-on workshop.
Animals in Your Classroom
Teachers for grades K – 12th
Nothing excites a child about nature as much as a live animal encounter. If you’ve ever thought about having animals in your classroom, then this is the workshop for you. From obtaining permits to animal care, we’ll help as you get started putting your animal collection together.
Aquatic Arts and Crafts
Teachers for grades K – 4th
No ocean week is complete without a Paper Bag Penguin Puppet. Or what about an Envelope Shark during predator week? We’ve put together an Aquatic Activity Survival Kit that your budding marine biologists – and artists! – will appreciate.
Marine Mammals
Teachers for grades K – 12th
Dolphins and Seals and Whales, oh my! Join us at this interactive workshop, designed to help you teach your students about marine mammals, their special adaptations for survival, and how we can conserve and protect these ocean creatures.
