Protect Our Ocean Activity Book: Be An Ocean Guardian
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Provided by: NOAA|Published on: May 12, 2023
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Synopsis
- This printable activity book about ocean conservation and reducing litter includes a word search, ocean fact sheet, spot-the-difference activity, map of marine sanctuaries, coloring sheet, drawing tutorial, and Ocean Guardian Pledge certificate.
- Students will learn about monk seals, national marine sanctuaries, how litter impacts the ocean, and ocean vocabulary terms.
Subjects: Science, English Language Arts, Visual and Performing Arts
Authors: NOAA
Region: North America, United States, Global
Languages: English
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Positives
- This resource is a fun and engaging way to reinforce learning about oceans and their role on Earth.
- Students will enjoy the varied activities and how they work together to provide a nuanced understanding of topics related to the oceans.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students should be able to independently complete a word search or follow written directions.
- Younger students may need more guidance or help in completing the packet.
Differentiation
- This can be great for art projects, as it provides a coloring sheet and drawing.
- Health and nutrition lessons could utilize the Litterless Lunch page.
- This resource would make a great station in an elementary classroom, where students can access the materials and work independently when they have time.
- Consider using this resource as a culminating activity after a unit on oceans.
- As an extension, students can create other activities for a class book about oceans. They can create fact pages and other related activities that showcase their learning.
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