 June is a great time to remind students that the ocean connects all of us. This short video helps launch Ocean Month and World Ocean Day conversations with a big-picture look at why the ocean matters to life on Earth.
 As students head into summer, this video gives them practical beach safety information they can remember and use. It explains why rip currents are dangerous and what kids should do if they are caught in one.
 Understanding El Niño and La Niña can be tricky — so we created an animation to do the heavy lifting! This engaging explainer helps students see how changes in ocean temperatures in one part of the world can influence weather patterns across the globe, with real impacts on extreme weather, food production, water supply, and human health.
 June 1 marks the start of the Atlantic hurricane season, making this a timely video for helping students understand why preparation matters before a storm is on the way. The video introduces practical safety steps, including creating a family disaster plan, building an emergency kit, understanding hurricane watches and warnings, and listening to official guidance during dangerous weather.
 This video helps students connect everyday plastic use to real impacts on beaches, marine animals, and ocean health. It also opens the door for classroom discussions about reducing waste and protecting the ocean.
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