Shoreline Erosion Resources

This video demonstrates how plants on the shoreline, like the mangrove forest in this model, protect the coast from waves. This demonstration features an Emriver Em3 Single Tilt stream table with Memphis color-coded modeling media and the Emriver Wavemaker. Students will also be able to witness the development of beach landforms such as berms, troughs, and bars. Link to full length original live stream: https://youtu.be/W14lM2Zsakc

For more information about our Emriver models and modeling media, visit our website at: emriver.com  

Great Lakes Literacy education exploration, or GLLee, opportunities are an introductory collection of resources and partners assembled to better equip educators to explore Great Lakes Literacy with youth through place-based education and stewardship opportunities in your school and community!

What is a GLLee?

• Free, asynchronous short course that can be accessed virtually anytime

• Google Classroom modules designed for educators to support youth engagement

• Great Lakes focused issues and/or topics, career explorations with scientists, classroom resources, stewardship and hands-on learning opportunities

• Connections with other educators in a virtual community of practice

• Educators receive a certificate representing three contact hours of study after completing a GLLee course along with a digital notebook with all the resources from the module. 

To learn more, visit https://www.cgll.org/education/professional-learning/great-lakes-literacy-education-exploration-gllee/