Discovering the Science of Shark Buoyancy and Protecting Our Oceans

When we think of sharks, we often think of sharp teeth and scary movies, but they are actually ancient, fascinating creatures that are vital to the health of our oceans. They are also incredible biological wonders, depending on a unique internal system to float and swim effortlessly through the water.

This KIND Guide takes kids on a marine biology journey inspired by the picture book Shark Lady by Jess Keating. Through our signature four-step framework, kids will learn how sharks stay afloat, meet the real-life heroes protecting these misunderstood predators, and complete a hands-on kindness project.

Using the KIND Method, this guide transforms a beautiful reading experience into a multi-sensory learning adventure and real-world advocacy project.

KNOW the Topic: Sharks and Eugenie Clark INQUIRE About the Helpers: Meet Shark Allies NOODLE Through Play: Floating Shark Experiment DO a Kindness Project: Writing Letters for the Sea

Product Details:

Format: Digital Download (PDF)

Target Ages: 6 to 12 (adaptable for families or classrooms)

Core Themes: Marine biology, ocean conservation, shark anatomy, and civic advocacy.

Partnership Focus: Features the legacy and mission of Shark Allies.