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Do-It-Yourself Exhibits: Free, Print-On-Demand Exhibition Toolkits
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Explore more than 300 resources! Science resources in this library align with Disciplinary Core Ideas and Crosscutting Concepts from the Next Generation Science Standards and social studies resources support the themes in the National Curriculum Standards for Social Studies. 

 

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Blue bioluminescent jellyfish with caption that reads, Bioluminescence means that plants and animals are able to create their own light.

Webinar: Natural History at Home – Lights, Camo, Attraction! Exploring Ocean Bioluminescence

Hands-On ActivitiesArts & CraftsVideos and Webcasts
Illustration using graphics and photos to show a coral reef scene, with orange, green, blue, and white corals, as well as fish, all on a blue background

Constructing a Coral Reef

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Powerpoint slide with text, Many seabirds migrate! Plus images of a brown pelican, Audubon's shearwater, Laysan albatross, Arctic tern, Arctic skua, and a black-capped petrel.

Webinar: Flying High – The Journey of Migratory Seabirds

Videos and Webcasts
Video screen showing a slide, So many sharks! It has five photos of different shark species.

Webinar: Natural History at Home – Exploring the Sharks of the Galapagos Islands

Arts & CraftsVideos and Webcasts
A large gray fish and smaller yellow fish swimming between corals in a coral reef

Webinar: Tracking Coral Health in the Caribbean Sea

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Ocean educator Meaghan Cuddy holds up a paper model of a narwhal.

Webinar: Natural History at Home – Arctic Adaptations

Videos and Webcasts
Fish biologist Kate Bemis, a light-skinned woman with long brown hair, sitting in a room with wood paneling behind her.

Dive Deeper at Home: Creating a Scientific Illustration

An Activity for Deep Sea Animal Adaptations Week
Hands-On ActivitiesVideos and Webcasts
Video-conference image of a smiling woman with short blonde hair, glasses and a lavender shirt

Webinar: Teen Earth Optimism – Coral Reefs

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