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Resources Global and Southeast Climate Change Category: For Educators Resource Type: Web-Based Date Posted: 05/11/2011 The nearly 15,000-ft-high Matterhorn mountain, located in the Alps on the border between Italy and Switzerland. Left: August 16, 1960 at 9.00 am. Right: August 18, 2005 at 9.10 am. Photo Credit: 1960 photo taken by Bradford Washburn; 2005 photo taken by David Arnold. Courtesy of Panopticon Gallery, Boston, MA. For more information, please visit the NASA Climate Change website. Climate Change Activities 2009 Ocean Sciences Education Leadership Institute Activities 2010 Ocean Sciences Education Leadership Institute Activities Introduction to Earth Systems Globe-Toss, COSEE SouthEast - 2009, 2010 I Say, You Say: A Warm-up Activity - 2010 The Carbon Cycle The Carbon Cycle Poster and Actvity, California Academy of Sciences (CAS) - 2009, 2010 "Carbon-The World Traveler" Actvity and Cards (ppt), Original COSEE-SE Activity - 2009, 2010 Using the Carbon Cycle Interactive Game in the Classroom, Windows to the Universe - 2009, 2010 Paleoclimate (Ancient Climate) Secrets of the Sediments Activity and Teacher’s Guide, JOI Learning - 2009 Climate Analysis using Planktonic Foraminifera, Hilary Clement Olsen - 2009 North Carolina Fossils and Geology - 2010 Climate, Corals and Change, NOAA Ocean Explorer- 2010 History’s Thermometers, NOAA Ocean Explorer - 2010 Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and Hurricanes Hurricanes and Climate, Windows to the Universe Activity - 2009, 2010 Lesson Plan Adaptation - Hurricanes and Climate - 2010 Hurricanes Activity: Intro,Part I, Part II, Windows to the Universe Activity - 2009, 2010 Hurricane Tracks Image, Windows to the Universe Activity - 2009, 2010 Hurricanes, Windows to the Universe Activity - 2010 Sea Surface Temperature Map - 2010 Storm Surge Activity, COSEE SouthEast and SEACOOS - 2010 Sea Level Rise and Currents Climate Change Crisis for our Coastal Regions Powerpoint - 2010 Causes and Effects of our Rising Seas!, COSEE-SE original Activity - 2009, 2010 Causes and Effects of our Rising Seas! Powerpoint Presentation, COSEE SouthEast - 2010 Causes and Effects of our Rising Seas! Definitions Sea Level Rise, COSEE SouthEast - 2010 Hot, Cold, Fresh and Salty, NSTA Activity - 2009, 2010 Lesson Plan Adaptation - Hot, Cold, Fresh, and Salty - 2010 Density, Temperature, and Salinity in the Ocean - 2010 So What’s it Doing Today?, NOAA Ocean Explorer - 2010 Lesson Plan Adaptation - Predicting Patterns of Surface Currents - 2010 Concentration and Salinity Levels of Aqueous Solutions - 2010 Thermal Expansion, Windows to the Universe Activity - 2010 The Effects of Sea Level Rise on Salt Marshes - 2010 Glaciers and Glacial Dynamics Glacier Goo - 2010 Glacier Goo Powerpoint - 2010 Slip and Sliding with Glacier Goo - 2010 Glacial and Glacial Dynamics Lab - 2010 Recipe for Glacial Goo - 2010 Arctic Glaciers Gone, NOAA Ocean Explorer - 2010 The Great Lakes and Climate Change GLIMCES Great Lakes Instuctional Materials for the Changing Earth System, Ohio Sea Grant College Program and the Ohio State University - 2010 The Great Lakes - At a Crossroad - 2010 Climate Change and Ecology A Race to the Bottom, COSEE SouthEast - 2010 Climate Change 20 Questions, Michelle Ashley and COSEE SouthEast - 2010 Lesson Plan Adaptation - Climate Change 20 Question - 2010 Sea Turtles and Climate Change, COSEE SouthEast - 2010 Sea Turtles and Climate Change Game Cards - 2010 Sea Turtles and Climate Change Graphs Worksheet - 2010 Sea Turtles and Climate Change Graphs Worksheet Answers - 2010 Lesson Plan Adaptation - Sea Turtles and Climate Change - 2010 Sea Turtles and Climate Change Powerpoint - 2010 COSEE SouthEast Climate Change Forum A forum developed to both provide credible climate change information to educators and their students and to create a social network between educators and ocean and climate scientists. NOAA Education Resources: Climate Change Impacts Back to Resources - Home

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