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2004 Coastal Cleanup Day Activity Guide
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The 2004 Coastal Cleanup Day Activity Guide is an interdisciplinary guide that offers K-12 students information on the environment, watershed stewardship and how they can make a difference in their own communities and to the ocean at large.

The Guide contains games, puzzles and activities to be used in the classroom, as homework assignments, or for students to take home for fun (answers dowloadable...see below).
Download Activity Guide by Topic
View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download. Entire guide
14.5MB		 View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download. Answers
1.32MB
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Page 1: Cover Page 1
Front Cover		 Front cover utilizing the Coastal Cleanup Day dolphin poster image. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
351KB
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Page 2: Coastal Cleanup Day Page 2
Coastal Cleanup Day		 KCBS-2 / KCAL-9 TV Special Information. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
455KB
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Page 3: What Is A Watershed Page 3
What Is A Watershed
 Learn what a watershed and how they are connected to ocean pollution. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
651KB
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Pages 4-5: Where's My Watershed? Pages 4-5
Where's My Watershed?		 Search a map to find what watershed you live in and see where trash in your neighborhood ends up. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
1.50MB
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Pages 6-7: Why Is The Ocean Important? Pages 6-7
Why Is The Ocean Important?
 Learn about the many things we use from the ocean and never even knew it! You like ice cream right? View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
1.07MB
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Pages 8-9: Sewers Vs. Storm Drains Pages 8-9
Sewers Vs. Storm Drains		 Learn where the water comes from, where it's going, and if it ever gets cleaned. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
1.18MB
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Pages 10-11: Water Maze Pages 10-11
Water Maze		 True and false questions along a maze that travels from the mountain tops to the ocean. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
797KB
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Pages 12-13: Whose Trash Is It? Pages 12-13
Whose Trash Is It?		 Impacts of trash on marine life, ways you can reduce your trash, cross word puzzles, songs, and more. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
1.16MB
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Pages 14-15: Solution to Pollution Pages 14-15
Solution to Pollution		 Match solutions to pollution problems, unscramble wastewater words, make a seaweed sundae, and learn the trashy top ten items found at the beach. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
1.20MB
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Pages 16-17: Household Hazardous Waste Pages 16-17
Household Hazardous Waste		 Learn how to dispose of it properly, how you can make a difference, see how much water you use in a day with the water wise chart, and recipes for friendly paint and eco-putty. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
897KB
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Pages 18-19: It's Everybody's Ocean Pages 18-19
It's Everybody's Ocean		 Find who's doing it right and wrong on this coloring page. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
1.23MB
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Pages 20-21: Contest & Drawing Pages 20-21
K-12 Contest & Drawing		 Win money for school supplies by entering class essays, poems, songs, or art projects. Fill out the questions on page 21 and enter a drawing for school supplies as well. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
1.08MB
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Page 22: Coastal Cleanup Day Sites Page 22
Coastal Cleanup Day Sites		 List of Coastal Cleanup Day beach and inland cleanup sites. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
1.96MB
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Page 23: Sustainability Info Page 23
Sustainability Info		 List of Sustainability tips from Santa Monica's Environmental Programs Division. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
495KB
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Page 24: Back Cover Page 24
Back Cover		 Back cover with information about the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium. View & print using Adobe Reader (new window). Right-click to download.
524KB
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Usage
Heal the Bay provides the Activity Guide as a free educational resource for K-12 teachers. We invite all educators to download and freely use the Guide to help incorporate environmental education into their classroom curriculum.

Use of the Guide in any other way (e.g. in publications), requires permission and must be credited to Heal the Bay.

Please see our Copyright Notice for more information.
How to View & Print
The files on this page are in a PDF file format which requires the free Adobe Reader to view and print.

Clicking the "View & print" link will open a new Adobe Reader window. The selected file will display after downloading. You can then print from this window.

Single page sections are 8.5"x11" in size. Double page sections are best printed at 11"x17" but can also be printed at 8.5"x11".
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This page last updated on Monday, October 15, 2007

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