Life on our planet comes in countless forms, to borrow from Charles Darwin, endless forms most beautiful. We’ve identified over 1.5 million species and scientists think there could be 10 million or more left to discover. The weird and the wonderful that call our planet home play a vital role in our everyday lives and the health of …
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This resource helps educators teach about marine debris and involve their students in research and outreach. Students can conduct marine debris surveys, enter their data into NOAA’s database, analyze monitoring results, and become involved in marine debris stewardship within their communities.The comprehensive teacher toolkit (downloadable in link) includes lesson plans, educational articles, videos, websites, tutorials …
To support the families and teachers we work with in the outdoor classroom, we’ve put together this list of ideas for playful learning outdoors in April during Covid-19. Remember how important it is to get outside everyday, be sure to follow the guidelines recommended by the provincial health officer. This post is in compliance as of …