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Innovative Presentation<\/span><\/h3>\n

Multimodal Learning<\/span><\/h3>\n

Important Science<\/span><\/h3>\n

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A new course from science author Blair Lee, MS<\/span><\/h3>\n

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Sample Videos from Marine Science<\/em><\/h2>\n

These videos are a sampling from chapters 1 and 2 of\u00a0 Marine Science<\/em>. In the e-book version of this book, the videos are integrated directly into the course. In that way, they can be viewed as an extension of the written material in order to highlight and emphasize what is being studied.<\/p>\n

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Marine Science<\/em> takes students on an ecosystem-based journey through the ocean in 18 chapters that blend text, hands-on labs, and more than 90 custom videos. Structured around big ideas\u2014from ocean chemistry and energy transfer to coral reefs, deep-sea life, and polar ecosystems\u2014the course emphasizes how organisms adapt to their environments and how Earth\u2019s systems shape life in the ocean. Students experiment, model, and analyze data while connecting science to math, writing, and history. The final unit examines human impacts and global conservation efforts, helping learners link scientific understanding to environmental stewardship. Fully aligned to NGSS for middle school, Marine Science<\/em> is engaging, rigorous, and designed to inspire curiosity about our blue planet<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":22939,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"

Explore the ocean as a living laboratory.<\/strong>
Marine Science<\/em> is an 18-chapter science course designed for middle-grade learners in grades 4\u20137, with flexibility for advanced younger students or older students who need a rich elective. This full-year program uses the ocean as a lens to integrate geology, chemistry, physics, and biology into a single immersive science journey.<\/p>\r\n

Every chapter blends engaging text, vibrant visuals, and hands-on exploration<\/strong>. Students watch and analyze over 90 original videos<\/strong>, interact with curated images and diagrams, and complete thoughtfully designed labs and activities. Opportunities for modeling, inquiry, and reflection are woven throughout, ensuring learners don\u2019t just read about science\u2014they do<\/em> it.<\/p>\r\n

Marine Science<\/em> also builds cross-disciplinary connections<\/strong>. Students practice structured science writing, analytical problem-solving, and even explore art, history, and design connections. Math skills are reinforced in context, while writing prompts model the conventions of science communication. Creative expression is encouraged, helping students grasp complex concepts with both precision and imagination.<\/p>\r\n

NGSS Alignment<\/strong>
The course is fully aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) for grades 6\u20138<\/strong>. Scaffolding makes it accessible to younger learners, while many chapters extend into high school standards in areas such as evolution, genetics, ocean chemistry, climate change, and conservation. This progression makes the course ideal for mixed-age classrooms, enrichment, or a rigorous science elective<\/strong>. A full standards appendix is included. Check out the standards<\/a> Marine Science<\/em> meets.<\/p>\r\n

What\u2019s Inside<\/strong><\/p>\r\n\r\n