Students

Students map aftifacts
Students map artifacts into mock shipwreck. (Photo: Monitor Collection)
Hey Kids! Want to know more about the cool USS Monitor shipwreck? You’re in the right place! Made of encrusting organisms and coral, the Monitor shipwreck attracts animals that are looking for shellter and food in a part of the ocean that is mostly sandy bottom, except for the shipwrecks. While some of these creatures only pass through the Sanctuary, others live permanently on the Monitor. We can give you questions to stump your friends, answer those burning questions you’ve always wanted answered, and show you fun activities and coloring pages that you can download and use at home. You’ll even find links to other nifty kid stuff on the web So, dive on in and have a good time!

Coloring Fun

Puzzles

Monitor Crossword Puzzle

Monitor Maze

Monitor Cryptogram

Monitor Wordsearch

Get Creative

Download a copy of the Monitor paper model to make your own 3-D Monitor. Contact our office if you’d like us to send you a hard copy.

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