Education.com provides an interactive experiement that allows students to model what happens to the earth’s surface when ice moves over the land.

Geology.com is a great resource for finding information about everything from climate change to water. The site also includes teaching resources and the latest news articles about geology and related fields.

Contains a number of teaching activities to be run for students in a number of grades. Including, “Modeling Glacier Dynamics with Flubber” and a “Pressure Melting of Ice: Demonstration.”

This website provides educational videos, lessons, and activities for K-12 educators.

This website provides access to lesson materials for educators. The section “Processes of the Planet”contains a workshop on glaciation. Each lesson plan includes the following information: learning intention, task, and success criteria.

The Teaching and Learning Center website contains a thorough database of education resources on topics including, earth and environmental science, geology, oceans and oceanography, rainforests and general science. The oceans and oceanography has a section devoted to climate change and the ocean.

The USGS website contains an education section with resources divided by grade lavel. Highlights in the K-6 section include links to “Earthshots Satellite Images of Enviornmental Change,” activities and a teaching guide related to global change (grades 4-6), and “Common Questions and Myths about Glaciers.”

Includes an Ice Spirits section with Native American and geologic perspectives on glaciers.