Where the land meets the sea: the nearshore
Lesson plan (grade 4-11) about marine nearshores and some of their inhabitants (eelgrass and forage fish); English & French.
Endeavour hydrothermal vents: Canada’s first marine protected areas
Grades 4 -11; class discussions, research, and activities to learn about deep sea biodiversity, Canada's Endeavour Hydrothermal vent site and it’s designation as a Marine Protected Area (English & French).
Ocean School
Ocean School is a free, bilingual educational resources integrated with Google Classroom and alined with curriculums for grades 6-9.
Where the land meets the shore
Lesson plan (grade 4-11) about marine nearshores and some of their inhabitants (eelgrass and forage fish); English & French.
Ocean Education
A collection of educator resources centred around human interaction with oceans.
Stream to Sea
Education Program that includes resources and curriculum for all grade levels to help students understand, respect and protect local watersheds, from stream to sea (also available in French).
Stream to Sea by Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Curriculum and programs to support Educators who wish to help students (k-12) learn more about the watery world, from Stream to Sea.
Pacific Salmon Foundation
Check out these resources developed by educational consultant Krystal Pyke as a part of the Salish Sea Marine Survival Project. Learn more about the Salish Sea and salmon!
Hakai Institute
A closer look at the remarkable creatures and plants that live on the coast of British Columbia, Canada.
Ripley’s at Home
Watch a live shark feeding or do a fin-tastic ocean craft. Resources for: Pre-K, Elementary, and Middle school-aged kids.
