Resources for "Changing the Climate of Your Climate Change Workshop"
Activities presented at Earth ER 2018 (Kansas) -Carbon Moves Carbon Cycle Game
- Drilling Down to the Core Data
Climate - High-Adventure Science
Through a series of guided questions, students explore interactions between factors that affect Earth's climate.
The Monash University Simple Climate Model
What is Albedo? How does it control our global climate? Interactive Climate model you can change: -Ice, clouds, ocean, atmosphere, hydrological cycle, etc & see the effects
Global Climate Change: Vital Signs of a Planet
How do we know climate change is real? Why is climate change happening? What are the impacts of climate change? What is being done to solve climate change?
Investigating Coral Bleaching: NOAA Data in the Classroom
Students are guided through the use of NOAA data (sea surface temperature and SST anomalies, coral bleaching hotspots, and degree heating weeks) to understand how scientists monitor coral bleaching events in order to determine what is happening to the health of coral reefs in the world's oceans.
Sea Level Trends - NOAA Tides & Currents
Sea Levels Online, a map of sea level rise and fall, trends, and anomalies
Investigating Sea Level: Teacher Resources
This activity uses a series of interactive web maps, apps, and high resolution images to help you learn about sea level using real data from NOAA.
Climate Change - High-Adventure Science Interactive
What is the relationship between CO2 and water vapor and atmospheric temperature? Discover how the CO2 level in the ocean and amount of water vapor in the air change as the temperature changes. See how ice growth and ice melting continue once started. Use this model to explore feedback in Earth's climate system, and how they are related to climate change over time.
Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph
Interactive Sea Ice Graph Check out individual years or compare many years together