

Many people fear sharks because of shock stories in the media and scary films like Jaws. The fact is that sharks are a crucial part of the food chain that help keep the oceans and planet healthy. We need to take time to learn the facts about sharks and why they are so important to us and our world, so that we can help to protect sharks. So, we have created a range of FREE and paid engaging shark resources and activities – awesome videos, infographics, fact sheets, worksheets, activities, quizzes, teaching resources and more – and even an AMAZING SHARKS KIDS COURSE ,with the aim of promoting understanding of sharks. We hope you enjoy them and are inspired to want to protect amazing sharks too.
Our favourite 5 Amazing Shark Facts for kids…
*Sharks have been around since before the dinosaurs * Sharks can produce 30,000 teeth in a lifetime * Humans need sharks as they help ensure a healthy ocean * Shark bite incidents are normally due to mistaken identity * You have more chance of being killed by a cow than a shark *
Learn the facts about sharks with Ocean Life Education’s awesome Amazing Sharks kids course (online). Includes awesome videos, activities, infographics and fast facts, plus four shark quizzes. Pass to qualify as a Shark Legend and get awarded with your personalised certificate from Marine Biologist, Richard Coward. Suits Age 7+. Duration 2-3 hours. Cost: $20
Our own range of videos also cover the following shark themed curriculum topics for kids: Adapatation, Habitats, Human Impact, Food Webs, Natural Selection, Classification and more…
Our online Amazing Sharks kids course comprises a host of engaging infographics, activities and worksheets that educators can use to teach curriculum topics such as Adaptation, Natural Selection, Habitats, Food Webs & Human Impact. Sign up to the course to gain access to these fascinating learning resources. Cost $20.
Whale sharks look quite different to how we imagine a shark to look. So, are they really sharks?
Test your general shark knowledge.
Content includes:
What are baby sharks are called? Which is the fastest shark in the ocean? How many people are killed by sharks in Australia each year?
Discover the three main ways that amazing Australian sharks reproduce and produce baby sharks.
Content includes:
Viviparous, Oviparous & Ovoviparous methods
Should we protect sharks? We think so…
Why? Because we NEED them! Sharks are a crucial part of the food chain that help keep the oceans, planet, and us, healthy… and their numbers are dwindling fast.
Read our fascinating blog to discover the positive impacts that sharks have on our oceans and lives…
We can all do our bit to help protect sharks. Here are 5 easy way that’s you can help protect sharks: