
OCEARCH STEM CURRICULUM: Bringing Ocean Science Into the Classroom
Explore our Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)-aligned curriculum, built to spark curiosity and foster critical thinking. Each lesson connects to real OCEARCH research in marine biology, conservation, and technology, with opportunities to use live data from the Global Shark Tracker.
Our curriculum is fully accredited and adaptable, giving teachers the flexibility to choose activities—experiments, projects, writing, or group work—that fit their classroom.
With more than 80 free lessons online, OCEARCH turns shark science into an inspiring path for future innovators and ocean stewards.
SOCIAL STUDIES
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STEM Activities
White Shark Migrations – Shark Tracker
All about the Ping Info Sheet
Worksheets
Anatomy of a Shark
Educational Coloring Sheet
All About My Favorite Shark
Colorful Animal Sentence Writing
Sharks of The World Writing
Read and Draw Sharks
Shark Facts Handwriting Practice
OCEARCH Coloring Sheet 1
OCEARCH Coloring Sheet 2
SCIENCE
Intro To Energy
Buoyancy
Endangered Species
Marine Food Webs
Ocean Zones
Shark Senses
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Intro To Forces
Ocean Migrations
Shark Anatomy
Intro To Oceanography
Ocean Pollution
Bioluminesence
Coral Reef Ecosystem
History of Scuba Diving
Marine Debris: Microplastics
Ocean Tides
Photosynthesis
SOCIAL STUDIES
ENGLISH
SOCIAL STUDIES
AP BIOLOGY
Ecological Niches
Investigating Threats to Biodiversity
Biodiversity
Effects of Invasive Species on Populations
Population Dynamics & Growth Strategies
OCEARCH Global Shark Tracker Investigation
Trophic Ecology
Shark Behavior & Competition in the Ocean
Simpson_Shannon Diversity Index
Biomagnification & Bioaccumulation
CHEMISTRY
HISTORY
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STEM Activities
Powering the Future
Currents, Streams, and Eddies
Twitter Shark Tracking
Atlantic Ocean Basin Comparisons
Reading The Ocean As A Fisherman
Ocean Dynamics in The Bay of Biscay & Ireland
Shark Ecology and Tag Technology
Who is OCEARCH?
How Does North Carolina’s Coast Support White Sharks?
On The Lift With OCEARCH
White Shark Migrations in The Western North Atlantic