Teaching ideas

What is happening in the deepest blue of the sea? What we take for granted is a layered and complex system of levels that are always changing. Explore the 6 layers of water and earth in the Earth's oceans. Along with textured felt pieces, there are also 16 laminated labels to describe the different ocean layers and the earth beneath them. This contains 2 sets of labels for each layer so it is adaptable to a wider range of ages. The labels include: Trenches Abyss Dark (Midnight)...

This saltwater science activity for kids is perfect for any ocean theme unit. Students will compare & observe tap water versus saltwater and how density affects the way an egg will sink or float. Perfect for homeschool learning, summer school, kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grade science.

Do a water filtration experiment to learn about pollution and how to clean the dirty water supplies around the world. Plus some great book recommendations!

How big is a blue whale? Draw a life size whale and see! Great outdoor STEM activity -- science & math -- with some fun books about whales!

What impact does climate change and carbon dioxide have on marine life? In this lab activity, students will measure the impact of ocean acidification on seashells, or carbonate organisms. Check out this blog post to read how to set it up!

Do this simple salt water experiment to teach kids about the respective density of salt water and fresh water. It's a fantastic kitchen science experiment that works for an ocean unit or a density science lesson. The perfect STEM activity for kids to use a controlled variable and works great as a science fair project!

Investigate how fish breathe underwater by simulating a gill using Koolaid and a coffee filter in this easy science experiment. This is a fun classroom science activity for kids learning about ocean animals, animal adaptations, water habitats, and ecosystems in 2nd grade science.

Students simulate how a fish breathes underwater in this easy ocean animal adaptations science experiment.

Looking for a cool ocean experiment for your next ocean or nature lesson? This is an acid-base experiment with shells and vinegar and will amaze your kids!

Making the Layers of the Ocean-A Density Activity - practical tips and inspiration for parents from Homeschool Momgineer. Discover homeschooling methods, creative projects, and STEM ideas.

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