Using Ocean School to Teach Biological Diversity In Landlocked Alberta!
Science teacher Alyssa de Leon shares how she spiced up her Science 9 Biological Diversity unit using Ocean School.
Posts Tagged “Earth Day”
The Lady and the Owl: Rehabilitating Injured Birds | Curator’s Perspective
The 1975 National Film Board documentary The Lady and the Owl highlights a retired couple rehabilitating injured owls in Ontario.
Home-School Activities from NFB Education (Week 4)
The fourth week of at-home education brings us stories of shamans, tales from the environment, and a peek inside highrise buildings around the world.
Take a Whale-Watching Adventure with Bill Mason | Curator’s Perspective
In Search of the Bowhead Whale (directed by Bill Mason) documents a World Wildlife Fund expedition in Icy Cape Alaska looking for the elusive Bowhead whale.
Man the Polluter: Man’s Ridiculous Solutions to the Problem of Pollution
Just in time for Earth Day, I want to let you know about an offbeat animated feature film about pollution that the NFB made some 43 years ago and recently...
NFB’s PixStop app for the iPad 2 – Your classroom’s “mobile studio”
The following is a guest post by Kathy Sperberg. If you had told me when I was growing up that learning could happen with the touch of a finger instead...
The NFB celebrates Earth Day
oehttp://www.nfb.ca/film/st_lawrence_stairway_to_the_sea April 22 is Earth Day. One billion people around the world celebrate by engaging in projects or events designed to address environmental issues. It’s a day for us to...