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The ocean is an important source of food and mineral resources. Oceanographers divide the ocean into zones according to how far down sunlight penetrates. This project is designed to give students a deeper understanding of the oceans.
The ocean is an important source of food and mineral resources. Oceanographers divide the ocean into zones according to how far down sunlight penetrates. This project is designed to give students a deeper understanding of the oceans.
The ocean is an important source of food and mineral resources. Oceanographers divide the ocean into zones according to how far down sunlight penetrates. This project is designed to give students a deeper understanding of the oceans.
The ocean is an important source of food and mineral resources as well as a venue for human recreation and transportation. Oceanographers divide the ocean into zones according to how far down sunlight penetrates. Plants are found only in the sunlit zone where there is enough light for photosynthesis, however, animals are found at all depths of the oceans. As far as we know, nearly all life in the ocean is dependent on plants. Only plants have the ability to manufacture food out of inorganic substances. Algae in the ocean are an important food source as well as an important source of atmospheric oxygen. The most abundant plants in the ocean are known as phytoplankton. To grow, phytoplankton needs nutrients from sea water and an abundance of sunlight. The ocean is home to a wide range of plans and animals. This project is designed to give students a deeper understand of the oceans, the organisms that live in the oceans, and their importance.
Due Date March
28 Ocean Organism Project
You will be assigned an organism that lives in or
around the ocean. 2. You will research the organism using the Organism Facts Sheet. 3. Using your Fact Sheet you will do the following: 1. Creating a 3D model of your organism. The model does not have to be the exact size of your organism. It can be smaller or larger. Your organism can be made out of any material. 2. In an aquarium, exhibits always have information about the animals. Using the information from your fact sheet, you will create a written explanation that is two or more paragraphs in length about your ocean organism. This explanation must be typed
and mounted on colored paper. Be sure to
properly cite your source(s): editor, author, compiler, site, date of source. (Use attached rubric) 3. Prepare a 2 minutes speech about your organism. Students should have 10 flash cards prepared with the taking points for their speech. Student should NOT read their fact sheet. (Ex: description, habitat, region of the world, importance in the food chain, what does it eat, what eats it, 2 interesting facts, how you made your 3D model, and you experience completing the project)
Organism Fact Sheet
Organism Name:_____________________________ Size_______________________________________________ Color:______________________________________________ Depth Zone :_______________________________________________ Region:_____________________________________________ What does your organism eat and what eats it? _____________________________________ What would happen to the ecosystem if your organism died off? ________________________________
Is your organism a protected species? If not, do you
think it should be? ____________________ Does your organism live in only one part of the world? Do you think it would be ok to introduce it into another part of the world? ___________________________________________
Do you consider your organism to be a predator or
Interesting information (may include important
uses and interesting facts etc.)
prey? Why?__________________________
1.
Is your organism apart of more than one food chain?