an issue relevant to the region. The educator will need to become familiar with a local issue in order to effectively facilitate this activity; the topic is most relevant when it is local. Allows for ...

text ([link demonstrates how, using satellite observations, scientists can monitor changes in the global and regional climate by observing how regions of the Earth's cryosphere shrink and expand. The ...

and spatial data options. A comprehensive collection of maps, data, and tools for students to use in examining drought and its effects in their region and state. Not designed as a learning tool but ra ...

more about the cultural perspectives and values--the human connection to climate change effects in the northern plains of the US. Comments from expert scientist: Scientific strengths: The background d ...

the reason why salmon are migrating and the effects on the native people and other native animals in the Alaska/Yukon area Notes: - the video does not mirror what is told in the background essay - the ...

the ice albedo feedback. Nicely steps from basic concept of albedo, to role of albedo in the climate system. This interactive visualization is an effective tool that could be used in a discussion or a ...

by pioneer plant species. Comments from expert scientist: The background essay excels in explaining many basic and important concepts. In order to understand why glaciers respond to climate changes, t ...

independent activity. This video interactive educates the viewer on the role that satellites play in studying the topography and temperature of sea water. It also shows how satellites can provide usef ...

instructions. This lesson could be taught at the end of a unit on climate change science, in tandem with a social studies curriculum, or as an extension to the science curriculum in a club or other co ...

around climate change. Potential misconceptions and prior knowledge are challenged and addressed in the FAQs. Critical thinking and social reflection skills are developed through discussion about this ...