Are you a teacher or educator looking for resources for the new school year ahead? Our resource database, NOAA Sea to Sky, can help you quickly find lesson plans, videos, data resources, activities, and more created by NOAA and our partners.
New for 2024!
New this year! Our back to school resource bundles are tailored to grade level and focus on topics like ecosystems, clouds, climate change, and food webs.
Our planet is a living classroom. Assistant Secretary Jainey Bavishi and NOAA Education discuss how to make environmental science accessible to all ages – and how to build climate adaptation and resilience for (and with) young people.
As the new school year approaches, it is time for teachers and students to explore the fantastic educational materials we have to offer from across the National Marine Sanctuary System!
Every year, 2024 included, tornadoes carve paths of immense destruction in just minutes, causing tragic loss of life and property. Just like the characters in the movie, real NOAA scientists are focused on saving lives in the face of these potentially lethal storms.
Connect with NOAA
Did you know that the National Weather Service (NWS) can virtually visit your classroom and talk with your students? The NWS National School Outreach team is ready to answer weather-related questions!
Tour NOAA Boulder virtually or in-person, explore teacher resources, and even be a scientist for a day through videos, activities, and more!
NOAA has hundreds of facilities and professional communicators across the globe. Get connected to NOAA guest speakers, field trips, and professional development in your area.
NOAA has opportunities for students of any level — from kindergarten through high school, undergraduate and graduate, and even recent graduates. Explore the database today!
Looking for field experience, conferences, or teacher development events? Find information about educational opportunities that are available to educators through NOAA.
Want to get involved in scientific processes? With citizen science projects, you and your students can collect and interpret data that will be used to help better understand our Earth and Earth systems.