AQUATIC SPECIES AT RISK EDUCATION KIT
Table of Contents
Aquatic Species at Risk Education Kit
Teachers' Guide
Introduction
Curricula Connections
Included in this kit
Let's Get Started
Important words to learn
Aquatic Species at Risk in Newfoundland and Labrador in 2006
Lesson Plans and how they Work
Researching the Species:
Lesson Plan One: Blue Whales
Activity 1: Blue whale – Researching the Species
Activity 2: How big is a blue whale?
Activity 3: Studying and Identifying whales
Lesson Plan Two – Wolffish
Activity 1: Researching the Species Wolffish
Activity 2: Wolffish – Finding ways to work together
Activity 3: Wolffish – Educating Others
Lesson Plan Three – Leatherback Turtle
Activity 1: Researching the species – Leatherback turtle
Activity 2: Protecting leatherback turtles from balloons
Activity 3: Counting leatherback turtles and marine mammals
Student Activity Sheets
Activity 1:
The Species at Risk Act
Activity One – Blue Whale
Researching the Species
Activity Two – Blue Whale
How big is a blue whale?
Activity Three – Blue Whale
Studying and Identifying Whales
Activity One – Wolffish
Researching the Species
Activity Two – Wolffish
Finding ways to Work together
Activity Three – Wolffish
Educating Others
Activity One – Leatherback Turtles
Researching the Species
Activity Two – Leatherback Turtles
Protecting Leatherback Turtles from Balloons
Activity Three – Leatherback Turtles
Counting Leatherback Turtles and Marine Mammals
Species at Risk Fact Sheets
Blue Whale
Leatherback Turtle
Northern Wolffish
Spotted Wolffish
Striped Wolffish
Whale ID Fact Sheets
Blue Whale
Common Dolphin
Fin Whale
Harbour Porpoise
Humpback Whale
Minke Whale
White-beaked Dolphin
Atlantic White-sided Dolphin