We originally featured this in the 11-24-2017 Scout Report, and it continues to be a valuable resource for K-12 science teachers looking for ocean-related material. Launched in 1930, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (WHOI) is dedicated to research and education related to all aspects of ocean science. For K-12 science educators, this organization offers a number of resources that may be of interest. These resources are divided into two sections: For Teachers and For Students; although, the two categories contain considerable overlap. While some of these resources are perhaps most helpful for those able to travel to the Cape Cod headquarters of WHOI, other resources may be useful for science educators around the globe. For example, the Interactive Science section (which can be found under Images & Multimedia) features a number of hands-on, virtual learning activities addressing issues ranging from algae identification to the carbon cycle. Another highlight of this website is a list of citizen science projects, which can be found in the Resources/Materials for Teachers section.