NOAA Education participates in many education conferences throughout the year. We love meeting educators and helping them learn how to use our resources. Now that conferences are all virtual, we can't give out hard copies of our materials. But, we still want to share our resources with you!
Below you can find digital versions of many of the items we would have at our conference exhibit booths. Also check out additional links along the right side (if you're on desktop) or bottom (if you're on mobile) for programs and products we would have been promoting. As always, our resources are free.
Missing being able to chat with us? Reach out to us at education@noaa.gov with any questions you have about our education resources.
An NGSS-aligned curriculum designed for middle and high school students that uses GPS concepts and activities to stimulate student interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
This large collection of lessons and activities was developed to encourage educators and students to become personally involved with the voyages and discoveries of the Okeanos Explorer – the only federal vessel dedicated to exploring our largely unknown ocean for the purpose of discovery and the advancement of knowledge about the deep ocean.
Eruptions from the Sun’s surface can cause space weather storms that affect technology here on Earth. This booklet gives an introduction to space weather, how it's predicted, and how it impacts humans.
This elementary activity book helps explain to students how weather over a long period of time describes climate, how sea level rise can affect coastal communities and environments, and how humans are contributing to climate change and what actions can help solve this problem.
This collection of printable "weather wheels" includes information of clouds, hurricanes, tides, and more. This website also includes other weather-related materials.
This free activity book help you learn about Earth's climate system, the factors that drive and change it, the impacts of those changes, and what you can do to explore, understand, and protect our Earth.
Three Teacher at Sea and one Teacher in the Air books are available to download. These full color books are written at the middle school science level and include science and math activities and a glossary of terms.
This educational poster explains the basic concepts behind the Global Positioning System. It is designed for science and math students in middle school and high school.
This guide includes information on how to teach about Earth’s climate, impacts of climate change, and approaches to adaptation or mitigation. Principles in the guide can serve as discussion starters or launching points for scientific inquiry. (Also available in Spanish)
This resource provides a path teachers can follow to educate students about climate and energy science, develop the skills to take action, and then reevaluate teaching methods.
