EDUCATION
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High school
Lesson plans, teaching guides and activities for Grades 9-12 ( Ages 14-18).
Lessons align with NGSS and Ocean Literacy
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Full Teaching Packet- High School Shark Anatomy & Physiology
Includes a full guide for teaching the high school anatomy and physiology lesson plan. Packet includes a PowerPoint guide, vocabulary list and suggested activities. You will also need to download the PowerPoint.
High School Anatomy & Physiology PowerPoint
This PowerPoint goes with the High School Anatomy and Physiology lesson packet.
Full Teaching Packet-High School Shark Behavior and Ecology
Includes a full guide for teaching the high school shark behavior and ecology lesson plan. Packet includes a PowerPoint guide, vocabulary list and suggested activities. You will also need to download the PowerPoint.
High School Behavior and Ecology PowerPoint
This PowerPoint goes with the High School Shark Behavior and Ecology lesson packet.
CLIMATE CHANGE & SHARK BEHAVIOR ACTIVITY
Science Journal Article Activities
Engaging high school students in activities based on scientific journal articles can be a highly beneficial educational experience. Such activities not only promote critical thinking and scientific literacy but also enhance a range of skills that are valuable for both academic and real-life situations.
JOURNAL ARTICLE
ACTIVITY
"Biological responses of sharks to ocean acidification"
FULL ARTICLE
JOURNAL ARTICLE
ACTIVITY
"Overfishing drives over one-third of all sharks and rays toward a global extinction crisis"
FULL ARTICLE
JOURNAL ARTICLE
ACTIVITY
"Ocean warming alters the distributional range, migratory timing, and spatial protections of an apex predator, the tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier)"
FULL ARTICLE
JOURNAL ARTICLE
ACTIVITY
"Increased knowledge about sharks increases public concern about
their conservation."
FULL ARTICLE
JOURNAL ARTICLE
ACTIVITY
"Widespread diversity deficits of coral reef sharks and rays"
FULL ARTICLE
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