Aquavision – Distance Learning


Live from the Flint Hills Resources Distance Learning Studio at the Texas State Aquarium! Through a series of real-time cameras, students can view and learn about the animals of the Gulf of Mexico! All programs are 50 minutes in length. Each videoconference package offers pre- and post-videoconference activities and hands-on interaction during the program.



Registration Form PDF

 

 

Kindergarten - Grade 2
Pre/Post Activities
50 minute Videoconference Program
Fee: $150.00
Maximum of 30 students per program
 
Special for Kindergarten - Grade 2
4 Videoconferences for the cost of 3:
$450.00
Contract Required for Special
Grade 3 - High School
Pre/Post Activities
50 minute Videoconference Program
Materials Needed for Program
Fee: $200.00
Maximum of 30 students per program
 
Special for Grade 3 - High School
4 Videoconferences for the cost of 3:
$600.00
Contract Required for Special

Virtual Tours for any age: $150.00
Maximum of 30 participants per program
 

To schedule a videoconference please call
(361) 654-1450 or email areza@txstateaq.org
Please schedule at least three weeks in advance.

All Grade Levels

Virtual Tour

 

 

Kinder – Grade 2

 

Dancing Dolphins

What is a mammal? Dive in with our dolphins and explore these characteristics.

Science:  K.6C. K.9; 1.6B, 1.9B; 2.6D

 

Turtle Tots

Meet our resident sea turtles as we explore what it takes to be a reptile! Watch our turtles live in Tortuga Cay!

Science:  K.6C. K.9; 1.6B, 1.9B; 2.6D

 

Grade 3

Coral Reef Under Construction

Let’s journey into this unique and valuable habitat. View exhibits, learn about coral animals and build a reef in the classroom.

Science: 3.2 (A,D,E); 3.3 (C); 3.8 (A,C); 3.9 (A); 3.10 (B)

 

All About Water

All life on Earth needs water! Learn about the basic properties of water and water conservation.

Science: 3.2 (B,C,D,E); 3.3 (C); 3.5 (A,B); 3.7 (B); 3.8 (A,B,C); 3.9 (A); 3.11 (A)

 

Scoundrels of the Sea

Learn the misconceptions and truths behind the idea of sea monsters and create some monsters of your own!

Science: 3.3 (A,D,E); 3.8 (A,D); 3.9 (A,B)  Social Studies: 3.3 (A); 3.15(B)

 

Grade 4

The Saga of Sea-leste

Sea turtles are among the most recognized sea creatures on the planet. Learn the anatomy of a sea turtle, watch a puppet show and view Tortuga Cay!

Science:  4.2 (E); 4.5 (A,B); 4.8 (A,C); 4.9 (A,B)

 

The Building Blocks of a Wetland

Get your virtual feet wet! Visit the Aquarium’s Outdoor Marsh exhibit, and learn what makes wetlands so important!

Science: 4.2(C,D,E); 4.3 (C); 4.5 (A,B)

 

Helping Herons, Patching Up Pelicans, Rehabilitating Raptors

Visit the Outdoor Marsh and Life on a Salt Marsh exhibits to learn about the Aquarium’s bird rehabilitation program.

Science: 4.1 (B); 4.3 (D,E); 4.5 (A,B); 4.8 (A,B)

 

Grade 5

Float Your Boat

How do those heavy cruise ships float? Test the properties of buoyancy and density as your students create their own boats in the classroom.

Science: 5.1(A); 5.2 (A,B,C,D,E); 5.7 (C)

 

Dive in with Dolphins

Meet Shadow, Kai, and DJ! Learn dolphin anatomy, talk like a dolphin, and enjoy the aerial acrobatics of our dolphins!

Science: 5.1 (A); 5.2(A); 5.3(C); 5.6(C); 5.7(BC); 5.8(B); 5.9 (ABC) 5.10 (AB)

 

Sea of Submersibles

We know more about the surface of the moon that we do about our ocean. Discover the new advancements in underwater exploration.

Science: 5.1 (A,B); 5.2 (A,B,C,D); 5.3 (D,E)

 

Surviving Earth’s Ecosystems

Students will learn and explore different animal adaptations. We will look at each ecosystem and study what makes them unique.

Science: 5.9 A,B,C

 

Grade 6

North American River Otters

Students will learn the characteristics, relatives and adaptations of river otters. Visit Otter Space and meet our resident river otters!

Science: 6.10 (B,C) 6.12 (C)

 

Marine Careers

Students will participate in exploring career opportunities in the marine field. Learn what it takes to start your voyage!

Career Investigation—2 (A), 3(A), 5(B), 6(C, D, E, F)

 

Grade 7

Biomes of the Earth

Let’s explore our Earth! What is the difference between a savanna and a prairie? We will discuss animal adaptations, biome characteristics, and learning the importance of these exceptional habitats.

Science: 7.3(C); 7.5(B); 7.10(B); 7.11(B); 7.12(A,B,C,D)

 

Alternative Energy Sources

Change the way you think of energy. We will look at different types of energy sources and discuss the benefits and drawbacks. Students will decide which energy source is the best choice!

 

Science: 6.3 A,C; 6.7 A,B; 6.9 C

 

 

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