The Teacher's Guide includes brief interpretations for each of the six main areas of the Behring Family Hall of Mammals, a vocabulary list, an online list of resources, and a few suggestions for your visit. It also features a table that correlates areas of the Behring Family Hall of Mammals with National Science Education Standards and Benchmarks for Life Science (Standard C) for grade levels K-4 and 5-8.

North American Mammals - This English/Spanish website is a tool for exploring the continent and discovering its strange and wonderful fur-bearing animals. Every species has a page. Great images, unusual audio recordings, and rotating skulls highlight mammal adaptations, and an interactive map lets students create field guides for any North American location.

Designed for ages 11 and up, the Mammal Family Reunion interactive website allows students to explore questions about mammals--what defines a mammal, where mammals live, and how they evolved.

Bring biodiversity field data into the classroom using state-of-the-art interactive mapping technology. This resource combines an in-class lesson plan with interactive online components for comparing the richness of biodiversity across two or more geographic areas.

The list has helpful notes on more than a dozen books on mammals from Africa to the Americas that you can use in your classroom.

See whales as you have never before seen them in the Beaked Whale Identification Guide.