Tumble Science: Nurdle Patrol
Teacher Implementation Guide
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Tumble Science: Nurdle Patrol tasks students with joining a to track down small plastic pellets-called nurdles-as they turn up in oceans, rivers, and lakes, causing serious harm. With guidance from lead agent Marshall and real-life scientist Jace Tunnell, students will complete field missions, identify nurdles in the wild, collect data, and report to Nurdle Patrol HQ.
Best Practices
Integrate literacy into science: Students build listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through scientific investigation. Instruct students to annotate the printed transcript while listening to the podcast. Students can use textual evidence in class discussions, journaling, and when creating podcasts.
Harness student curiosity and creativity: Practice activities provide opportunities for creative expression. Encourage students to work collaboratively to make their designs come to life.
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