Student Summer Reading 2007 Your Suggestions Needed! Our May 2007 edition of the Innovative Teaching Newsletter will be our annual readers' list of recommended reading you can send home with students this summer! I am looking for recommendations from each of you in order to make this list a quality, comprehensive listing of what's new, what's hot and what's best for students at the elementary, middle and high school levels. To submit your recommendations, simply fill out the form at http://surfaquarium.com/summer_reading.htm. Please participate! The more recommendations I receive the more useful the list will be for everyone! Please have your recommendations submitted by Friday, May 18, 2007. Thanks!

The Beach

The beaches of the world are many, varied and wonderful - incorporate them into your ocean study!

Aquarius Avalon Beach, California Beach Thematic Unit (Elementary) Beaches of Hawaii Best Beaches in the USA Best Beaches in the World Bondi Beach, Australia Cape Cod Coastal Estonia Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island Creatures of the Tidepool Del Mar Beach, California Delaware Beaches Dive and Discover French Riviera Galapagos Gulf of Maine Gulls International Surfing Museum Intertidal Zone Ipanema Beach, Brazil Italian Riviera Kennebunk Beach, Maine Keomuku Beach, Hawaii Legendary Lighthouses Lobsters Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific Marine Ecosystems Miami Beach O'ahu's Popular Guarded Beaches Ocean Link Ocean Safety Oceans Alive Palymra Atoll Pelican Beach, Belize Planet Ocean Reef Addiction Rhode Island Coastal Environments Sand Castle Central St. Barthelemy, French West Indies Seashells Secrets @ Sea Sinking City of Venice Sun Protection Surf Sounds Surfrider Sydney Australia Treasures @ Sea Underwater Caves of El Jacinto Pat Virtual Tidal Pool Vong Duen Beach, Thailand

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