“Salmon Parents are Amazing!” Video
Runtime 4:50 Kid-friendly video about salmon life cycle; best for younger students.
Runtime 4:50 Kid-friendly video about salmon life cycle; best for younger students.
Runtime 5:37 Short animated overview of salmon life cycle.
Runtime: 3:47 Quick general video. Good graphics about percentage of salmon that survive and explanation of nutrient cycling.
Runtime: 13:17 Documentary-style info about Chum; male vs female, general lifecycle, great footage of spawning behaviors. Good explanation and footage of how ocean derived nutrients work.
Runtime: 9:05 Engaging, kid-friendly lifecycle from the POV of a coho salmon.
This colorful, 4 page Salmon Guide gives you information about the various species of salmon in the Nisqually, including life history and population trends.
This curriculum, created by The Tribal Communities of the Pacific Northwest, the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission, and the Seattle Aquarium, helps students learn about salmon through story, experience and information. https://www.k12.wa.us/sites/default/files/public/indianed/curriculum/onewiththewatershed.pdf
Salmon Board Game Parts -Print off these beautiful board pages with art from Nikki McClure! Salmon Board Game Instructions – loaded with excellent background information! Trees to Seas Follow-up Activity – thoughtful, engaging questions to wrap it all together
This curriculum, created by Olympia School District, was our featured curriculum for Summer Teachers Institute 2012. It is a compilation of Salmonids in the Classroom by Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Kennedy Creek Salmon Trail Education Project, Salmon Rescue Curriculum (WDFW), The Salmon Box: An Educational Curriculum about Pacific Salmon, Wenatchee River […]
This Salmon Activity Book from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission has word searches, mazes, pictures to color, info about the native tribes that depend on salmon, and a whole lot more.
This printable poster from Salmon Nation nicely illustrates the concept of salmon as a keystone species.
“sčədadxʷ (salmon)” is an animated short featuring Billy Frank Jr. that takes the viewer up the river through the eyes of the salmon showing its pristine environment; its connection to the Pacific Northwest People; the arrival of the settlers; habitat degradation; the unification of people throughout the world working together […]
As Long as the River Runs examines the violence and civil disobedience leading up to the hallmark decision in U.S. v. Washington, with particular reference to the Nisqually Indians of Frank’s Landing in Washington. This is a groundbreaking documentary produced by Carol Burns with Hank Adams originally released in 1971. https://youtu.be/lN46NWkEFow
Use this fun parody of “I Will Survive” to learn more about the life cycle of the salmon!