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Elementary Teaching Resources for Ocean & Climate Literacy

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Something Very Fishy at the iMAGINE Upstate STEAM Festival in Greenville, SC

Come join us at the iMAGINE Upstate STEAM Festival in downtown Greenville, SC on Saturday, April 6th from 11-5 pm. Our Something Very Fishy exhibit is fun for the whole family and is offering a opportunity for kids to earn their SVF Ocean Explorer passport. We have four tasks to complete with a sticker being earned with each accomplishment. Help our lost marine animals find their way back to their appropriate habitat at the Diversity station. Learn to identify a healthy coral and transplant it our coral reef at the Coral Nursery station. Become a veterinarian for the day and help diagnosis a patient at the Sea Turtle Hospital. Take your first virtual open water dive at the Aquanaut Training Center. Become an Ocean Explorer today.
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Coral Nursery

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Sea Turtle Hospital

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Aquanaut Trainer

Event Information
iMAGINE Upstate STEAM Festival

The iMAGINE STEAM Festivals are designed to showcase PreK-12 education and career pathways in Science, Technology, Arts, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEAM) through fun, hands-on learning for families. The festival is a highly visible street festival that engages companies, schools, and nonprofits in providing exciting, interactive STEAM learning exhibits for PreK-12 students and their families. The purpose of the festival is to ignite the interest of students in STEAM learning and career pathways. Stop by our Something Very Fishy booth!

https://www.imaginesteamsc.org/upstate/

When?
Saturday, Apr 6, 2024, 11:00 AM
Where?
Greenville, SC, USA
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Dr. Sea and Sunny the Seal
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A Coral Reef Adventure Right Here in the Upstate

Children from Six Mile, Blue Ridge, Iva, and McKissick Academy Elementary enjoyed an imaginary field trip through the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary this past November. From coral nursery to sea turtle hospital, from Eco-Discovery boardwalk to the Aquarius Underwater Habitat, this program introduces children to the NOAA Ocean Literacy principles through theatrical performance and hands on engagement. Funding was generously provided by a grant from the SC Arts Commission Arts Education Grant and through the Clemson University Creative Inquiry program. Many thanks to the Science Outreach Center for hosting our field trip.

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Tiny the Turtle

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Salty the Shark

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Stu the Starfish

Together: SVF Coral Reef Adventure

Thank you to our funding sources Thank you to our funding sources

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NASA SC Space Grant

REAP 2022-23: Something Fishy Aquanaut Training Mission
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SC Arts Commission

2022-2024 Arts Education Project Grant
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Creative Inquiry

2018-2024 Creative Inquiry Grants

Our SVF Team

The Something Very Fishy STEAM Project is a collaboration between Dr. Michael Childress (Clemson University), Dr. Meghnaa Tallapragada (Temple University), and Ms. Kathy Prosser (Educational Entertainment, LLC).
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Clemson University

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Temple University

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Educational Entertainment, LLC

Volume 5 Issue 2 March 2024

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