Become a Jr. Marine Biologist!
Aquaculture Adventures: Farming the Future of Our Oceans Adventure Kit
Turn curiosity into a lifelong love of science and the ocean. Instead of simply reading about fish farms and sustainable seafood, your child will investigate, build, create, and discover how aquaculture helps feed the world while protecting our oceans.
What’s Inside
Five hands-on STEAM activities designed by real marine educators:
- Design Your Own Fish Farm: Learn how aquaculture farms work by designing a sustainable fish farm and discovering how scientists raise healthy seafood.
- Shellfish Water Filter Investigation: Discover how oysters and mussels naturally filter water and why shellfish farms help coastal ecosystems.
- Grow a Seaweed Farm Challenge: Build a seaweed farm model and learn how kelp and seaweed provide food, habitat, and renewable products.
- Water Quality Scientist Lab: Test and monitor water quality and learn why clean, balanced water is essential for healthy aquatic animals.
- Design the Aquaculture Farm of the Future: Design an innovative, environmentally friendly aquaculture facility that protects marine life while producing sustainable seafood.
Every kit also includes collectible flashcards, an illustrated guide, marine science vocabulary, and a personalized Certificate of Completion.
Made for Ages 4-12
Ages 4-6: Play-based exploration with simple hands-on activities.
Ages 7-9: Interactive experiments, engineering challenges, and marine discoveries.
Ages 10+: Independent investigations using real marine biology concepts and scientific thinking.
Perfect For
Homeschool science, classrooms and co-ops, after-school programs, summer learning, and gifts for ocean-loving kids.
Bundle & Save
Prepay for 12 or 24 kits and pay under $40 per kit. Complete all 24 kits and get FREE access to the Jr. Marine Biologist Digital Library plus the official Jr. Marine Biologist Certification. Free U.S. shipping on every order.
Every great ocean explorer starts with one adventure.





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