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​Education


Classroom Programs:

Middle Schools and High Schools:
We have created an end-to-end STEM program designed specifically towards middle and high schools. Complete with study guides, pre and post video quizzes (with answers for teachers), a professionally created video, a teachers lesson plan with activites for in class learning, and much more. 
Students gain experience with the scientific process by conducting an investigation that explores the factors that increase or decrease erosion using a model they build.
A short Zoom meeting with one of our experts is available, all at no cost to the schools, teachers or students - it is Free! 

Live Research Programs:
Join us in the field on our boats and enjoy experiences which are designed to help you create positive change in our ecosystems. Fly an underwater drone, interact with an underwater diver, shoot 4K video. All at no charge.
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Custom Programs:
​Are you looking for something that you don't see here? Our educational group can help you. No matter what you're wanting to arrange, we can help you create an age-appropriate and engaging educational opportunity. Fill out our contact form to get learn more.

Research Documentary about Harbor Porpoises and Harbor Seals of Puget Sound
Below are STEM lesson plans, quizzes, answer sheets and more information from this video designed for Middle Schools students and teachers.
Developed in cooperation between Made In Puget Sound and Pacific Mammal Research,
* STEM program for High Schools is in development.
pacmamxmips_lesson_2023.pdf
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pacmamxmips_quiz_ws_2023.pdf
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pacmamxmips_keys_2023.pdf
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​For these documents and more information, please contact: drew@madeinpugetsound.com

Donate Our Award Winning Book to Local Schools

Make a contribution of $500.00 to donate 25 books to your favorite local school. Puget Sound Underwater contains important information about our local waters, its wildlife, and the relationships of how everything works. From Salmon and Orcas, to Octopuses and Lumpsuckers, and from the Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, our ecosystems are inextricably tied together. 


Comments

"The Summer Lecture Series here at Billy Frank Junior Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge has been providing informative, intellectual presentations to diverse audiences for over 30 years. The focus is always based on the natural world and often related to the ecosystem found at the Refuge. Your presentation on Underwater Puget Sound, fit perfectly in our scope of programming and was well received by our savvy and knowledgeable visitors.  Your topic, images, and presentation skills did not disappoint. We would love to have you back again."
Jennifer S. Cutillo | Visitor Services Manager
Nisqually NWR Complex, Olympia, WA

“I am so grateful that you were willing to come to our school at the date and time we needed.  I especially appreciate your willingness to work with our students who all have diverse needs.  The wiggling and interruptions are difficult to handle and you handled it all with ease.  Many students asked me why we didn’t just have you presenting on that day instead of having all the other activities. They wanted to listen to you the whole time.  Students talked about your presentation for days afterward.  We’ve never had a speaker that made such an impact.  Several students and teachers have asked if you are coming back next year!”
Kathleen Brooke | Science Teacher
Yellow Wood Academy, Mercer Island, WA

"Drew gave a great presentation for us at The Royal Room in Columbia City. The audience was particularly enthralled by his deep knowledge of the creatures of Puget Sound, including when he told the story of what it takes for a Giant Pacific Octopus baby to survive. What harrowing things happen along our city’s shore! Drew’s presentation is unique because he couples these kinds of stories with his exquisite pictures."
Marina Pita | Community Programs Manager & Educator
Seward Park Audubon Center | sewardpark.audubon.org
5902 Lake Washington Blvd S, Seattle, WA  98118

“Drew came to the Shoreline Library and presented his photography and expertise to a rapt audience. We had an excellent turnout for an event on a lovely summer evening. The images were beautiful, the stories compelling, and the knowledge he shared with the audience was inspiring.”
Julia Gibson | Public Services Librarian
Shoreline Library, Northwest Region

Made In Puget Sound - in classrooms and private groups

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Title: 'You must be so brave'​​
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