>>>>Do you have any ideas for Marine Biology?<<<<
This is what I would suggest:
- The Seaside Naturalist: A Guide to study at the Seashore by: Deborah A. Coulombe
- Marine Biology Coloring Book
- National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Seashore Creatures.
I would encourage you to do some dissections. I would order some critters for dissection from Home Science Tools as well. You can dissect fish and all sorts of stuff, look at the Biology section of their website, and then ask your child which ones they would like to discuss.
Get some Sea Monkeys from Home Science Tools, and watch the little sea creatures grow for a while. You also might consider an aquarium for a time.
You could go on a field trip to somewhere with an aquarium, or even just a beach. If you choose a beach, go at high tide AND low tide.
You could have some literature books as well: The Old Man and the Sea, and The Pearl by Steinbeck are Jr/Sr High level. Carry On, Mr. Bowditch and Island of the Blue Dolphins are a bit younger. There are MANY other sea-themed literature selections. There is also a great non-fiction book we used called “Dive” by Sylvia A. Earle, a female marine biologist. It has great pictures.
Get some videos from the library by Jacques Cousteau, or other videos from the library to supplement. Our library carries the “Eyewitness” series of videos, and I’m sure they have a Marine life movie.
Hope that helps!
Blessings,
Lee
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