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Teachers and Students

Looking for a Bay friendly classroom activity? Something to share with your students and/or classmates? There are many ways both teachers and students can help protect and restore the Bay everyday. Grow bay grasses in your class, initiate Bayscaping in the schoolyard, do some water quality testing in a local stream or creek. Teachers can take advantage of ChART (Chesapeake Academic Resources for Teachers), a great new resource for Bay area educators. Students can peruse the Chesapeake Bay Program website for fun and factual information on the Bay.

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Bay Facts and Figures

Bay Facts and Figures

Ever wonder how big the Chesapeake Bay is? Or how many states are in the Bay watershed? Or how deep the Bay is? Learn all about the Bay by reading these interesting facts and figures.
ChART

ChART

Chesapeake Academic Resources for Teachers is a resource designed to help educators provide meaningful watershed educational experiences to their students. ChART offers educators Bay related lesson plans and activities, field studies and more.
Bay Fun

Bay Fun

Visit our simple kids (adults, you're welcome too!) section for some fun and interesting things to do! Check out our puzzles, games, photos, facts, coloring books and underwater cams!
Help the Bay at School

Ways to Help the Bay at School

Learn about the many ways you can help the Chesapeake Bay and its watershed get healthy and reduce your impact on the natural environment while hitting the books at school.
Learn about the health of the Chesapeake Bay

Learn About the Health of the Bay

Find the latest health information about the health of our nation's largest estuary - including living things such as blue crabs, striped bass and oysters - and the important habitats and water quality that allows them to thrive.
Bay Field Guide

Bay Field Guide

Get to know the various critters and creatures that live in the Bay watershed. Our field guide breaks our the animals and plants by type and by habitat. We'll be adding new species of Bay critters every month.
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Last modified: 09/16/2009
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