Classrooms on the Cruise – PUFINS at Sea

Check out the awesome student-created content on the PUFINS cruise!

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Classroom Flags

Flag 3 from Paterson School in Paterson, NJ. Made by students in the empowered program.

Flag 2 from Paterson School in Paterson, NJ. Made by students in the empowered program.

Flag 1 from Paterson School in Paterson, NJ. Made by students in the empowered program.

“Scrat’s Climate Find!” presented by the Gong Family Homeschool of Gloucester, VA. Inspired by the Ice Age films and made by Leirun (9), Huashen (5), and Odin (2).

Flag made by Troop 27843 in Cinnaminson, NJ. Lead by Miss Jen and Miss Christine.

JC Parks Elementary Flag number 3 made by the 5th grade.

Flags made by the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade classes at JC Park Elementary School in Indian Head, Maryland. Flag 1 by the 3rd grade.

JC Parks Elementary Flag number 2 made by the 4th grade.

Made by Brownie Troop 60189 of the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore.

Flags made by “The Learning Experience” daycare in Somerset, NJ. Pre-K 2022 class includes- Lucas, Jacob, Kush, Aiden, Enrico, Jackson, Maria, Ellabelle, Matthew, Cameron, Maya, Abbigail, and Finn.

Second flag made by 2022 Pre-K class at “The Learning Experience” daycare in Somerset, NJ.

Flag made by Mrs. Bolen’s class at Havre De Grace Elementary School.

Flags made by the students at Havre De Grace Elementary School in Maryland. Flag made by Mr. Hedges’ class at Havre De Grace Elementary School.

Flag made by Mr. Hedge’s class at Havre De Grace Elementary School.

Flag made by Mrs. Wolonowski‘s class at Havre De Grace Elementary School.

Flag made by Mrs. Edwards’ class at Havre De Grace Elementary School.

Flag made by Mr. Bennett’s class at Havre De Grace Elementary School.

Flag made by Mr. Smith’s class at Havre De Grace Elementary School.

Flag made by Ms. Scott’s class at Havre De Grace Elementary School.

Flags made by the Scientists in the Classroom program in Flagstaff, AZ.

Flags made by the Scientists in the Classroom program in Flagstaff, AZ.

Flags designed by students at the Phoenix Center in Nutley, NJ. This school receives students with disabilities from ages 5 to 22. Rooms 203, 205, and 207 learned about ocean life while they made these flags. They range in age from 15 to 22 years old.

Flag 2 from the Phoenix Center in Nutley, NJ.

Flag 3 from the Phoenix Center in Nutley, NJ.

Flag made by students in Class 10 at St. Ladislaus Catholic Charities ELC.

Flag made by students in Class 7 at St. Ladislaus Catholic Charities ELC.

Flag made by students in Class 12 at St. Ladislaus Catholic Charities ELC.

Flag made by students in Class 6 at St. Ladislaus Catholic Charities ELC.

Flag made by students in Class 9 at St. Ladislaus Catholic Charities ELC.

Flag made by students in Class 5 at St. Ladislaus Catholic Charities ELC.

Flag made by students in Class 2 at St. Ladislaus Catholic Charities ELC.

Flags made by Josie, Nina, Erin, Aitza, and Nathanael from Somerset, Cook, and New Brunswick, NJ. This flag made by Josie.

This flag was designed by Erin and Nina.

This flag was designed by 3rd grader, Nathanael.

This flag was designed by 5th grader, Aitza.

Flag 2 made by the teens at the Boys & Girls Club of Western Nevada.

Flag made by the Boys and Girls Club of Western Nevada displayed on the ship.

Flag with some of the split sediment cores.

Flag made by the South Fork Natural History Museum YES program.

Flag 1 made by students at Cambridge School in New Jersey.

Flag 2 made by students at Cambridge School in New Jersey.

Flag 3 made by students at Cambridge School in New Jersey.

Flag 4 made by students at Cambridge School in New Jersey.

Another flag made by students.

Flag made by the 2nd grade class at Bells Ferry Elementary School in Marietta, GA.

Bells Ferry Flag with some of the split sediment cores.

Flag made by the 2nd grade class at Bells Ferry Elementary School in Marietta, GA.

Classroom Styrofoam Art

Cedar Creek High School – before

Cedar Creek High School spheres after

Crew Cups – Before

Crew spheres after

The Crew Cups after returning from 1,600 meters deep.

Crew styrofoam before

Galloway Township Middle School – before

Galloway sphere’s after returning from 1,600 meters deep.

Sand Creek and Rutgers University Heads

Sand Creek – Ms. Sebert’s classes

Colonie high school – Angeline and Gabrielle

Colonie high school – Ms. Sebert’s Marine Biology class

Sand Creek – Ms. Bigwarfe’s classes

South Colonie’s Sand Creek Middle School and Rutgers University heads after

South Colonie Schools cups after going to the bottom of the ocean.

Bethlehem Middle School – Mrs. Beiter’s class

Bethlehem Middle School cup after going to the bottom of the ocean.

Nina, Gracie, and Emma coloring their cups.

Gracie and Nina showing off the family cups.

Stacey Sebert’s family cups

Family cups after going to the bottom of the ocean.

Family cup after going down 2,400 meters.

Green Meadow – Mr. Ecker’s class

Frost Elementary School – Ms. Conway’s class

Frost Elementary School – Ms. Derkacz class

Frost Elementary School – Ms. Ghaly’s class

Frost Elementary School – Ms. Kim’s class

Frost cups after returning from 1,600 meters deep.

On-Board Educator Crew with SloMo

Educators after going to the bottom of the ocean. Notice the cup stuck on one of our heads.

Rutgers University heads

South Colonie’s Sand Creek Middle School and Rutgers University heads after

Lincoln Middle School – Mrs. Hartigan’s class

Lincoln MS cup after going to the bottom of the ocean.

Loudonville Elementary School – Mrs. Forgea’s class

Loudonville ES cups after going to the bottom of the ocean.

PUFINS cup RCS

Pieter B. Coeymans Elementary School cups

RCS cup after going to the bottom of the ocean.

SloMo diver sphere

SloMo Earth Sphere

Globe after

Diver after

Eagle Pass ISD cups

Eagle Pass ISD cups

Eagle Pass ISD cups

Eagle Pass ISD cups after

Voorheesville Elementary School Mrs. Zionts class

Voorheesville ES cup after going to the bottom of the ocean.

Voorheesville blackbird cup after returning from 2,400 meters.

St. Edburg – before

St. Edburg – after

Color the Puffin

Ms. Hernandez’s Class

Mrs. Hernandez’s class

Mrs. Ortiz’s class

Mrs. Flores class

Mrs. Luna’s class

Ms. Zionts’ class

Mrs. Uvalle’s class

Mrs. Contoro’s class

Mrs. Ramirez’s class

Mrs. Centero’s class

Ms. Valdez’s class

Mrs. Linka’s Troop

Onboard educator puffins

Crew puffin pictures