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Sea Level Rise Experiment: Investigating Melting Sea Ice vs Land Ice | Humans and the Environment | Climate Change
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Teach students about climate change and sea level rise with this simple, hands-on science experiment. Using three cups of water, children investigate the difference between melting sea ice and land ice (glaciers and ice sheets). They’ll observe how each type of ice affects ocean water levels and understand why melting land ice is a major cause of rising seas. Perfect for a climate change classroom activity, STEM lesson, or environmental science project.

 

 

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Sea Level Rise Investigation Guide.pdf
Sea Level Rise Investigation Method Sheet.pdf
Sea Level Rise Investigation Results Table.pdf
Sea Level Rise Investigation Evaluation Questions.pdf
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