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| Penn State – Department of
Ecosystem Science and Management
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The lesson plans and publications on this site have been designed by and for teachers for actual use in classrooms or outdoors. The labs are designed for grades 9-12. |
| Penn State – Department of
Ecosystem Science and Management
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The lesson plans and publications on this site have been designed by and for teachers for actual use in classrooms or outdoors. These labs are designed for grades 6-8. |
| Penn State – Department of
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The lesson plans and publications on this site have been designed by and for teachers for actual use in classrooms or outdoors. These labs are designed for grades K-5. |
| NOAA
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At its basic, water moves from the earth’s surface to the atmosphere and then returns to the surface. However, the actual path water may take in its cycle is far more complicated. The students will discover more of these cycles by acting as water molecules and travel through parts of the overall water cycle. |
| NOAA
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Climate and energy are complex topics. There are many ways to approach climate and energy depending on the grade level, course topics and instructional method. |
| A Tour of Puget Sound Watersheds
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Salmon Trails and Tales is an interactive site that engages users about the work underway to support the legacy of salmon in our region. |
| US Geological Survey
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A detailed report on the the hydrogeologic framework, groundwater movement, and water budget in the Puyallup River Watershed. |
| Science Kids
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Explore the amazing world of water for kids with our cool range of experiments, labs, free games, interesting facts, fun quizzes, science fair projects, amazing videos and more! |
| Geology Labs Online
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Here you will find two interactive exercises designed to help you learn about river processes like discharge, flooding, and flood frequency. Each activity requires you to make careful observations and measurements, do simple calculations, and answer questions about your work. |
| Laurel Senft , Westchester Community College
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A classroom activity that focuses on understanding flooding and why it occurs, how to measure the size and frequency of a flood, the relationship between size and flooding, and how human activity can increase the frequency of flooding events. |
