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SeaWorld Orlando providing free classroom resources online
SeaWorld Orlando understands there’s a need turnkey, engaging activities now more than ever. SeaWorld’s parks have developed standards-aligned resources available to help families virtually explore the wild world of animals and nature for grades K-12. Parents, students and teacher can explore hands-on, creative resources including Classroom Activities, Teacher’s Guides, Saving a Species Video Series, Animal Bytes and Animal Info Books.
SeaWorld’s distance learning resources can help everyone continue to explore, discover and stay connected in a fun and inspiring environment.
Materials can be accessed by going directly to SeaWorld.org, or through our portal at SeaWorld Orlando Education.
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