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The goal of NOAA-sponsored Signals of Spring — “ACES” [Animals in Curriculum-based Ecosystem Studies] is to improve environmental and ocean literacy and to capture the interest of your middle and high school students, grade 7 and higher. Students will learn science within the context of the ocean, with high-quality curriculum-based activities, as they use NOAA remote sensing data to develop authentic inquiry skills.

ACES is an important, necessary expansion of Signals of Spring, an award-winning, classroom-based curriculum-program in its 10th year, where in addition to learning formal science concepts, students use Earth imagery to explain the movement of animals that are tracked by satellites. The ACES curriculum also introduces the environmental issues the animals face, and the environments of NOAA’s National Marine Sanctuaries (NMS).

Additional ACES 1-week modules each focus on a particular marine animal, with specific curricular activities around the animal and issues facing them. Students study aspects of the animal’s life history, conservation status, food web, and connections to ocean processes and remote sensing data. Modules include investigations of sea turtles, polar bears, albatrosses, and seals.

Login is required to access the curriculum. Use the Contact Us form to get arrange an account.

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EconEdLink provides a premier source of classroom-tested, Internet-based economic and personal finance lesson materials for K-12 teachers and their students. With over 435 lessons to choose from, teachers can use as many of the lessons as they would like and as often as they would like.

EconEdLink is brought to you by the Council for Economic Education. CEE is the leading organization in the United States that focuses on the economic and financial education of students from kindergarten through high school—and we have been doing so for nearly 70 years.

WISE (Web-based Inquiry Science) is a learning environment where students, grades 3-12, examine real world evidence and analyze current scientific controversies. The curriculum projects are designed to meet standards and complement your current science curriculum, and your students will find them exciting and engaging. Students take notes, discuss theories, and organize their arguments in the online environment. They can also work from home. The Teacher Area lets you explore new projects and grade your students’ work online. Free registration is required.

The UEN Core Lesson Plan Library has lessons for every basic K-12 discipline except math.  You can search the library by subject and grade level.

ALEX has a library of lesson plans for all subjects and grade levels.  Alabama teachers can log in to their account to access a personal space to create and adapt lesson plans.  However, teachers everywhere can access the lesson plan library.  Although lessons are targeted to Alabama state standards, they can be easily adapted to any school’s curriculum.