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Teach It!

Classroom Activities:

Activity of the Month (and archive)

Activities by Grade Level:

  • Grades K-4

    • Color the JOIDES Resolution
    • Color a Safety Suit
    • Continents and Currents
    • How Small? How Big? How Much?
    • It’s a Small World After All
    • Science Picture Explorations: A Set of Mini Lessons
  • Grades 5-8

    • A “Bit” of Engineering
    • A Rocky Timescale I
    • A Tale of Two Teeth: A Hands-On Discussion about Climate Change
    • An Expedition to the Seafloor
    • Blast from the Past
    • Careers at Sea Conducting Science on the JOIDES Resolution
    • Changes Over Time – Microfossils in Blake’s Nose
    • Citizen Scientists and Decision Making – A Case Study IODP Expedition 312 What Lies Beneath the Upper Crust?
    • Discovering Life Below the Sea Floor  - An Introduction to how science works and the Science Flowchart
    • Exploring Ocean Science Careers
    • Get Onboard the JR Using the JOIDES Resolution Website
    • HardCORE Writing – Leg 171 Pencil
    • It’s Sedimentary, My Dear Watson
    • JR Playing Cards
    • Legacy of Scientific Ocean Drilling Poster Activities
    • Measure for Measure
    • Modeling Plate Tectonics
    • Mohawk Guy and his Band of Neogene Planktic Foraminifer Friends
    • Nannofossils Reveal Seafloor Spreading Truth
    • Secrets of the Sediments
    • Sediment Deposition Supports Seafloor Spreading
    • Sedimentation Rates on Shatsky Rise
    • Tagging a Microbe
    • Tracking the JOIDES Resolution Around the Globe
    • What You See is What You Get
    • Where in the World?
  • Grades 9-12

    • A World of Physics: Extracting Physics from the Earth and Sea
    • All Caged Up
    • Discovering Life Below the Sea Floor  - An Introduction to how science works and the Science Flowchart
    • Don’t Try This at Home
    • Impact Craters and the K/T Boundary
    • It’s Not Just the Core That Tells the Story
    • Magnets at the Core
    • Plate Tectonics and Contributions from Scientific Ocean Drilling
    • Subduction Zone Conditions
    • Tagging a Microbe
    • The Race Is On… with Seafloor Spreading!
    • What is a Core?
  • Undergraduate

    • A Reader’s Guide to Climate Change
    • A Science Reader’s Guide to CORKS
    • Abrupt Events of the Past 70 Million Years – Evidence from Scientific Ocean Drilling
    • Core Section Curation
    • Core Understanding – Core Description and Lithostratigraphy
    • CORKS in the Crust: Part 1
    • CORKS in the Crust: Part 2
    • Density of Oceanic Crust
    • Drilling Rates through Oceanic Crust
    • High-Resolution Marine Ice Core and Marine Sediment Records Archives of Orbital Oscillations (Milankovitch Cyclicity) in Climate
    • How Old is It? Part 1 – Biostratigraphy
    • How Old is It? Part 2 – Magnetostratigraphy (Paleomagnetism) and the Geomagnetic Polarity Timescale
    • Inquiry into High-Resolution Ice Core and Marine Sediment Records – Archives of Suborbital (Millennial) Oscillations in Climate
    • Inquiry into Sediment Cores
    • Like a Bolt from the Blue
    • Mineralogy and Petrology of Oceanic Crust
    • The “Hole” Story About Ocean Cores
    • Visual Core Description
    • Why Did They Drill There?
    • Window on Arctic Coring

Note: Activites are in Adobe PDF format.

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