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Great Barrier Reef

by Mary Ann Kelley

Homeschool resources about the Great Barrier Reef

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Unit on 'The Great Barrier Reef and its Coastal Zones'  (Y,M)
From Angela Coliver, Education, The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority

The Great Barrier Reef - Grades 4-6  (Y)
A science and geography lesson plan.

Coral Reef Animal Study & Lapbook unit and lapbook  (Y)
Prepared by Michelle Wiesbrock from Homeschoolshare.com

NatGeo's Great Barrier Reef  (O)
This lesson for grades 9-12 asks students to look at geographic information as is relates to coral reef conservation.

Great Barrier Reef Virtual World from NatGeo  (T)
This is an interactive virtual tour of the Great Barrier Reef.

Mr. Donn's Great Barrier Reef Lesson Plan  (O)
For 9th grade; 2-3 day unit

Reef Beat  (Y,M,O,T)
Reef Beat is a curriculum-based education program for students developed by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA).

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park  (T)
The official site of the Australian government's Great Barrier Reef Marine Park offers many posters and an activity guide in the Education area of the site.

Growing Coral  (Y,M)
From Sea World, this activity has students observe the growth of crystals to mimic to growing coral.

Great Barrier Reef  (T)
This travel site from Australia has photos and information about the Great Barrier Reef.

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