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Sea Level

UNDERSTANDING SEA LEVEL

Scientists know that sea level is rising, and that we experience some of these impacts as more frequent and intense storm surge and coastal flooding events. Using data from NOAA’s satellites and coastal stations, you will do the analysis to see sea level changing. Explore our Sea Level activity and download our Teacher’s Guide.

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Teaching Resources

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Teacher's Guide

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Supplemental PowerPoint

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Student Activity Sheets

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Science Standards

Materials Needed

Materials Needed for the Sea Level Module
  Computer
With internet connection
 		 Student 
Worksheets		 Additional Activities in Teacher's Guide
Level 1 no yes no
Level 2 no yes yes
Level 3 yes yes no
Level 4 yes yes no
Level 5 yes yes no



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