Education
Grades 4-5
- Delta DilemmasMarch 9th, 2010
- The Sinking DeltaMarch 9th, 2010
- Restoring San Francisco BayMarch 9th, 2010
- Moving California’s Water SupplyMarch 9th, 2010
- The Reber Plan: A Big Idea for San Francisco BayMarch 9th, 2010
- The Oaks of OaklandMarch 9th, 2010
- The Greatest Shipbuilding Center in the WorldMarch 9th, 2010
- Discovering San Francisco BayMarch 9th, 2010
- Cultivating an Abundant BayMarch 9th, 2010
- A Unique EstuaryMarch 8th, 2010
- A Parade of GrassesMarch 8th, 2010
- A Healthier BayMarch 3rd, 2010
Grades 6-8
- Delta DilemmasMarch 9th, 2010
- Vanishing TidelandsMarch 9th, 2010
- Threats to the BayMarch 9th, 2010
- The Sinking DeltaMarch 9th, 2010
- The Formation of San Francisco BayMarch 9th, 2010
- Turning the TideMarch 9th, 2010
- Restoring San Francisco BayMarch 9th, 2010
- The Aftermath of the Gold Rush: Mining and Mercury in the BayMarch 9th, 2010
- The Chinese Shrimp FisheryMarch 9th, 2010
- A Unique EstuaryMarch 8th, 2010
- A Healthier BayMarch 3rd, 2010
- An Invaded EstuaryFebruary 25th, 2010
Grades 9-12
- Delta DilemmasMarch 9th, 2010
- Vanishing TidelandsMarch 9th, 2010
- Threats to the BayMarch 9th, 2010
- The Sinking DeltaMarch 9th, 2010
- Turning the TideMarch 9th, 2010
- Restoring San Francisco BayMarch 9th, 2010
- The Aftermath of the Gold Rush: Mining and Mercury in the BayMarch 9th, 2010
- Moving California’s Water SupplyMarch 9th, 2010
- The Reber Plan: A Big Idea for San Francisco BayMarch 9th, 2010
- The Greatest Shipbuilding Center in the WorldMarch 9th, 2010
- Fish Tales: Salmon and Herring Fisheries of San Francisco BayMarch 9th, 2010
- The Chinese Shrimp FisheryMarch 9th, 2010
- A Parade of GrassesMarch 8th, 2010
- An Invaded EstuaryFebruary 25th, 2010
Saving the Bay educational resources were created with input from local educators that teach about San Francisco Bay. Twenty-six video segments were selected from Saving the Bay that aligns with the work of Bay Area informal education organizations and correlates with California content standards in science and history / social science for grades 4–12. Accompanying viewing guides offer questions, activities, ideas, and resources for teachers and educators to use with students in both formal and informal settings.
Download the Educator Guide for information on the video segments and viewing guides, as well as series-wide thematic discussion questions and resources.
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The Chinese Shrimp Fishery
Grades: 6-8, 9-12
Subject: Science
Cultivating an Abundant San Francisco Bay
Grades: 6-8
Subject: Science