in the downloadable version. Students and teachers may need a PBS Learning Media account to sign in to view the resource. Educators need to sign up as a teacher for PBS and then verify their email bef ...

Materials are easy to obtain. Note that the journal is for the entire suite of lessons in the unit, so instructors will need to only use the pages for this specific lesson. This activity takes approxi ...

addresses solutions to climate change challenges in different communities - could lead to good discussions of how site-specific solutions vary widely but share similar goals and have applicability to ...

Suggest using more recent climate data. Students read and internalize scientific literature in order to put together a class presentation using PowerPoint. Students gain experience analyzing real data ...

Google Earth imagery, photographs, topographic overlays and data from glaciers and landforms in a lab activity. Powerful way of using Google Earth. Uses many lines of evidence to build an understandin ...

make sure students understand how the flow charts work, how energy is being created and used in each box, and what 'rejected energy' is. Quad units are not explained and are complicated - educators ne ...

the Arctic Inuit community of Sachs Harbour, Northwest Territories, Canada about observed changes in Arctic climate. Focus on collaboration between community and scientists studying climate change. St ...

technician measures the low streamflow in Lightning Creek during the 2015 drought. The U. S. Geological Survey gathered data at hundreds of sites along rivers and streams in six western states to docu ...

product. The Washington Apple Commission estimates that 6 out of every 10 apples consumed in the United States is produced in Washington. Source : . Washington Apples. Photo by Washingto ...

direction speed and patterns of surface winds across the US updated hourly. Similar to diagrams in textbooks but this one is animated. Visually dynamic. A nice clear graphic design. Additional city na ...