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  Game Board: Under the Sea (30 spaces; color version)

  Folder game board.
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  Animal Diagrams: Dolphin (labeled parts)
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  Animal Diagrams: Dolphin (unlabeled parts)
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  Animal Diagrams: Snail (labeled parts)
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  Animal Diagrams: Snail (unlabeled parts)
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  Animal Diagrams: Shark (labeled parts)
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  Animal Diagrams: Shark (unlabeled parts)
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  Animal Diagrams: Whale (labeled parts)
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  Animal Diagrams: Whale (unlabeled parts)
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  Shapebook: Seashore Animals (primary)

  [member-created with abctools] Fish-shaped book with prompts for writing about a seashore animal of the student's choice. Based on the book "Seashore Babies".
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  Report Form: Dolphins

  Booklet format for students to write a short report on dolphins.
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  Report Form: Dolphins (color)

  Booklet format for students to write a short report on dolphins.
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  KWL: Sharks (booklet, b/w)

  Use this foldable booklet form to organize Know, Want to know, and Learned material about sharks. Black and white illustration.
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  Animal Diagrams: Fish (labeled and unlabeled)
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  Animal Diagrams: Hermit Crab (labeled and unlabeled)
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  Animal Diagrams: Octopus (labeled and unlabeled)
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  Animal Diagrams: Snow Crab (labeled and unlabeled)
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  Vocabulary Cards: Coral Reef (b/w)

  Eighteen pictures of creatures from the coral reef habitat, from anemone to squid.
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  Vocabulary Cards: Coral Reef (color)

  Eighteen pictures of creatures from the coral reef habitat, from anemone to squid.
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  Game Board: Coral Reef (primary) - color

  Colorful game board with a coral reef theme.
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  Game Board: Coral Reef (primary) - b/w

  Game board with a coral reef theme
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  Paper Bag Puppet: Animal - Dolphin
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  Paper Bag Puppet: Animals - Hammerhead Shark
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  Paper Bag Puppet: Animals - Lobster
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  Paper Bag Puppet: Animals - Octopus
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  Paper Bag Puppet: Animals - Orca
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  Paper Bag Puppet: Animals - Shark
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  Comprehension: Science: Coral Reef (upper elem)

  A one page fact-filled reading comprehension selection about coral reefs is followed by 5 multiple choice questions, 6 questions that require short written responses, and a writing prompt.
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  Learning Center: Coral Reef - Art - Animals (elem)

  Directions for creating stuffed paper animals from the coral reef.
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  Learning Center: Coral Reef - Art - Tissue Coral (elem/upper elem)

  Directions for creating beautiful coral decorations out of tissue paper and cardstock. This is a great coral reef lesson AND window decoration.
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  Craft: Coral Colony (elem/upper elem)

  Directions for making a coral colony. This is not only a fun project, but it is a great way to show students how coral colonies work in a great visual presentation.
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  Craft: Coral Polyp (elem/upper elem)

  Directions for making a coral polyp. This helps bring an understanding of exactly what coral is.
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  Center Sign: Coral Reef Art
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  Learning Center: Coral Reef - Geography - latitude and longitude (primary)

  Use a globe or map to find the latitude and longitude for each coral reef listed and enter the corresponding letter into the correct blank.
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  Learning Center: Coral Reef - Geography - Reading a Map (primary/elem)

  "Belize's coral reef is (north/south) of the Florida reef tract." Use a map to find the correct cardinal direction and then circle the correct answer.
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  Learning Center: Coral Reef - Geography - Reading a Map (elem/ upper elem)

  "Belize's coral reef is ( SE / SW ) of Florida's coral reef." Use a map with a compass rose to find the correct cardinal direction and then circle the correct answer.
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  Learning Center: Coral Reef - Geography - Reading a Map (elem/ upper elem)

  Label the oceans, continents, and coral reefs on this map.
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  Center Sign: Coral Reef Geography
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  Learning Center: Coral Reef - Language Arts - ABC Order (elem)

  Put the coral reef theme words in (to the second letter) alphabetical order.
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  Learning Center: Coral Reef - Language Arts - ABC Order (primary)

  Put the coral reef theme words in (first letter) alphabetical order.

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