Marine science projects

Earth’s oceans are a carbon sink, which is a place where carbon is stored long term. Oceans absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. It reacts with seawater, creating carbonic acid, which in turn lowers the pH of the ocean. This phenomena is known as ocean acidification. It will only get worse as we release more ... Read more

A few months ago, the kids and I played around with making our own crystal snowflakes. (how to and amazing results here) It really had nothing to do with anything we were studying but hey, it was …

5, 4, 3, 2, 1! There are 5 oceans 4 (for) our students to explore in these 3 fun ocean activities consisting of 2 science experiments and 1 art project. First, we provide an overview of a famous oceanographer, outline a 5E Ocean Science unit, and provide instructions on a fun ocean zones in a bottle activity! Let’s dive in!

How can we remove oil from the ocean? Learn about ocean cleanups with this ocean oil spill clean-up experiment. A step-by-step environmental science project for kids

Gorgeous and easy way for kids to work on learning the levels of the ocean! Great for an ocean unit!

I am ***SO*** glad I thought ahead, and put Nora's Science project in the front seat of the van tonight so we don't forget it tomorrow! ...

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Learn about the impact oil spills have on the marine ecosystem, then get hands on with an oil spill cleanup experiment for the science fair.

You don't need to be a scientist to do these awesome Ocean Science Experiments! Kids will enjoy learning more about the ocean with these activities.

Learning about whales: whale science project (hands on blubber experiment) - Teach how whales and other marine animals can swim through icy water and stay warm. The hands on blubber experiment was so much fun in my classroom and still one of my daughter's favorites! #animalscience #whales #classroom