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Teacher Resources

Welcome to NOAA Boulder Teacher Resources. Our collection of labs at NOAA Boulder study Earth systems, including weather, climate, space, and oceans. Browse our collection of resources below for tools and resources to enhance your curriculum and bring NOAA science to your classroom. 

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Visit our Tours page to get information about visiting our facility. You can also take a virtual tour of our site.

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What topics do you want covered in activities or videos? Email us at: noaa.boulderoutreach@noaa.gov

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8th Grade Science Days

Visit our 8th Grade Science Days page for videos and student activities just for 8th Graders.

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Air Pollution Story Map
  • Helpful Links
Air pollution can be in the form of a gas, solid or liquid. It is...
  • Author: NOAA
  • Grade Level(s): 3rd - 5th, High School - College, Middle School
  • Format: Helpful Links
  • Subject: Climate and Atmosphere
Adjusting to Climate Extremes Story Map
  • Helpful Links
Water is everywhere. Sometimes there's too much. Sometimes there's too little. Either extreme, people are...
  • Author: NOAA
  • Grade Level(s): 3rd - 5th, High School - College, Middle School
  • Format: Helpful Links
  • Subject: Climate and Atmosphere
The Global Temperature Anomaly
  • Videos
Basically everything that we think of as “modern human civilization”—permanent agriculture, continuously occupied cities, free...
  • Author: NOAA
  • Grade Level(s): 3rd - 5th, Kindergarten - 2nd
  • Format: Videos
  • Subject: Climate and Atmosphere
Ask a Scientist: What Do You See At the South Pole?
  • Videos
NOAA Corps officer Tim Holland talks shows us what you see when you live at...
  • Author: NOAA
  • Grade Level(s): 3rd - 5th, Kindergarten - 2nd
  • Format: Videos
  • Subject: Climate and Atmosphere
Ask a Scientist: What Are Greenhouse Gases?
  • Videos
NOAA's Global Monitoring Laboratory (GML) Scientist Pieter Tans explains what greenhouse gases are and how...
  • Author: NOAA
  • Grade Level(s): 3rd - 5th, Kindergarten - 2nd
  • Format: Videos
  • Subject: Climate and Atmosphere
Ask a Scientist: What Do We Learn From Tree Rings?
  • Videos
NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) Paleoclimate Scientist Bruce Bauer explains why studying tree...
  • Author: NOAA
  • Grade Level(s): 3rd - 5th, Kindergarten - 2nd
  • Format: Videos
  • Subject: Climate and Atmosphere

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