Bringing one of these special seals in the classroom will give your students a firsthand opportunity to see what it is like to be a wildlife biologist, and use many science skills.

Survive predators, cold and hazards in order to provide enough food for your chick to survive.

Have your students practice being tsunami geologists as they learn the Laws of Stratigraphy!

6th-12th grade students will analyze undersea photos and list the organisms they see, then research these organisms and develop a food web based on the organisms they have observed.

6th to 12th grade learners will investigate and then present on the wide variety of science projects in Antarctica through the PolarTREC and the USAP websites.

This is an outline for my lesson that I use to follow my presentation about tsunamis.

Kids get to BE an archaeologist!

Students work in Expedition Teams to plan, execute and report on a simulated Ocean Research Cruise!

Students will make a topographic map of their playground - just like real geologists!

Students use actual tundra photos and permafrost thaw depth data to create and test a hypothesis.