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Index of selected lessons from the 2000 Alaska Science Consortium Institute. The lessons are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.
By Susan Tomalin - Kindergarten
Concept: Observe and compare differences in weather and seasons.
By Beth Garrison - Grade 3
A salmon’s habitat includes water, food, air, and shelter.
By Katie Cunningham - Grade 2
Even animals of the same species require different habitats to survive.
By Mitchell Haygood - Grade 2
Students will be able to generalize that people and other animals share a basic need to have a home..By Teresa Elmore - Grade 3
Identify specific conditions of the 4 elements of habitat (food, water, shelter, and space) that are necessary for salmon to live.
By Monica Haygood - Grades 4 - 5
Noise can have a detrimental effect on wildlife.
Sea Café – Relationships between Marine Food Producers and Food ConsumersBy Tammie Ennes - Intermediate Grades
The diversity of the external features of leaves aids in leaf survival in different environments.By Sue Yates - Grades 9 - 12
Students will understand the interdependence between living things and their environment..
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