Eyes on the Bay Lesson Plans
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Archived Eyes on the Bay Lesson Plans
These resources and lesson plans were developed years ago to support science and environmental studies educators in integrating these topics within the regular curriculum when studying Maryland's Chesapeake Bay and Coastal Bays. Our goal is to integrate student learning of science concepts with the use of technology and current scientific data. We aim to facilitate the involvement of teachers and students in authentic science and environmental investigations. In this lesson series, the Eyes on the Bay website is used to gather information and interpret data. We encourage educators to visit local streams and use probes and other water quality testing kits to enhance their use of technology (see Lesson Plans Resources section).
Each lesson can be used individually or as a complete package to teach water quality concepts. Educators may adapt any of the lessons to meet their specific needs.
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Viewing and Downloading Files
Lesson plans are provided as Adobe Acrobat PDF files. You can open them directly in your web browser or download them to your computer for offline use.
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- Introduction To This Lesson Plan Series (PDF)
- Alignment with Maryland Voluntary State Curriculum Grades 6-8 (PDF)
- Alignment with Maryland Voluntary State Curriculum Grades 9-12 (PDF)
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Learn More About Maryland Department of Natural Resources Education
These lesson plans use the Eyes on the Bay website as a key resource. We would like to thank the following Maryland Department of Natural Resources staff for their contributions: Christopher J. Heyer, Cindy Etgen, Elena S. Takaki-Moschell and Mark Trice.
If you have any questions about the Eyes on the Bay lesson plans, content, or technology, please contact the Eyes on the Bay team .
