The Nettag+ games raise awareness about where our waste ends up, from the beach, the water column to the seabed, help clean the environment in a digital game, link.

This interactive webpage, on the Ocean School platform, takes you in a submarine down to a canyon offshore Canada, link. The platform won the "Falling Walls Award" in the Science Engagement category for science communication, and has been nominated or won many other important awards. This particular resource is for older students, Grade 9+ yet even younger students could enjoy it. For more resources from Ocean School see their resources homepage, link.

This interactive experience allows you to more around the screen and discover an underwater world, with a big surprise at the end! You can do this with Virtual Reality or directly on Youtube with these resources from Trasport by Wevr, link.

An illustrated story book comes to life when read by the author. Dive in and hear the story of the Ocean asking for help, link.

One of the outcomes of this European project was a children's book called "Our Blue Treasures" that is actually a sticker book yet there is an online version available in many different languages, link. 

A collection of photos of the Ocean from over 200 photographers, link. 

An extensive database with other resources that are connected to ocean literacy, link. 

This Google Drive lists several activities/laboratories designed around the Ocean Literacy Principles by Giulia Realdon for a variety of different age groups, link. 

If you are curious to learn more about Ocean Literacy laboratories please also see this link of another Google Drive with Slide Presentations, also made by Giulia Realdon, link.

What better resource to find classroom activities than through UCAR (the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research), a non-profit consortium that manages the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) with support from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF). On this link there are numerous activities and resources regarding many different topics primarily regarding the atmosphere, weather and climate, link.

This is an up and coming resource that should be avialable shortly, with imersive experiences exploring different habitats, link. 

A UK based non-profit promoting Ocean Literacy, link.

Part of the EUMissions Restore our Ocean and Waters, this learning scenario helps see how seafood moves from the water to our plates, link.