Pre-K: Explore edible ice structures with frozen fruit in this activity from Science Friday. No two pieces of fruit turn out the same!

K-5: What do a polar bear, a bowhead whale and a jellyfish have in common? They are all part of the Arctic ecosystem! PBS learning has an online interactive to explore the creatures that live in the Arctic and how they all work together. Then make your own blubber gloves using plastic bags and shortening to investigate how animals that live in icy waters can keep themselves warm.

6-8: How do we know what we know about glaciers? This video from the Washington Post follows two scientists as they collect data to understand what is happening to Greenland's glaciers. Then use these activities from SeaGrant Alaska to explore what changing glaciers mean to the landscapes they travel over. 

You can also take the Ice and Glaciers Quiz to see how much you know about the Earth's cryosphere and the changes that are happening there.

9-12: When you are ready to dig a little deeper, this visualization from PBS learning looks at the data that are collected about the Greenland Ice Sheet and what we can learn from them. There is also this video of two ice core data scientists from the University of Maine talking about how they do their work and what we can learn from it.

Then take a look at this video about how Inuit communities and researchers are collaborating to share knowledge. Why is it important for western scientists to include the perspectives of people who live in the communities they are studying?

And, just for fun, if you have ever wondered about the science and technique behind building ice sculptures? Science Friday has this video for you.

Did you notice that sea level rise viewer that Lincoln referenced? CLEANet.org walks you though how this tool can be a good classroom resource.

BONUS FEATURE! For those of you who were with us last week for Dr. Elizabeth Thompson's great talk, you are invited to learn more about oceans and ocean life with this Ocean Today's Full Moon Watch Party, taking place at noon, on May 7th (register and learn more here).