Three books of activities provide students in primary grades with activities relevant to Lake Erie. The activities apply to all primary subject areas. * Lake Erie - Take a Bow * Build a Fish to Scale * A day in the Life of a Fish

Three books of activities provide students in primary grades with activities relevant to Lake Erie. The activities apply to all primary subject areas. * Lake Erie - Take a Bow * Build a Fish to Scale * A day in the Life of a Fish

Three books of activities provide students in primary grades with activities relevant to Lake Erie. The activities apply to all primary subject areas. * Lake Erie - Take a Bow * Build a Fish to Scale * A day in the Life of a Fish

This publication provides a brief review of the topics addressed in marine and aquatic education research between 1975 and 1990. The research includes knowledge and attitude testing of various groups, models of program evaluation, and comparisons of impact of education techniques.

Classroom-ready readings, worksheets, games, labs, transparency masters, detailed diagrams and complete instructions for teacher use to illustrate the important concepts in the classic children's book Paddle-to-the-Sea by Holling Clancy Holling.

A folder of 10 short publications designed to help people understand how global change may affect the Great Lakes region. Scenarios include the effect on water resources, biological diversity, eutrophication, fish, shipping and forests. The folder is available by itself, but it is also included with GLIMCES above.

A reference textbook for educators and communicators. Chapters were written by experts in the topics represented, and targeted to audiences without a strong science background. Excellent supplement for the Ohio Sea Grant curriculum publications, as background reading for teachers and students.

Provides a packet of scientific scenarios of how global warming could affect the Great Lakes region, a review of climate models, and methods of teaching about those changes in secondary science and social studies classes. * 40 activities. * Scenarios about impact of global change on the Great Lakes. * Earth Systems orientation - interdisciplinary, systems approach, based on important questions. * Innovative techniques for instruction. * Linkages to National Science Education Standards. * Applications of the internet and standard classroom technologies.