Showing posts with label Research Links. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Research Links. Show all posts

Moray Eel

Make some notes from this short video.
What are the two most surprising facts you discovered?

Can you explain the function of the eel's jaw?

Is an eel a fish?

Can you explain why you think that?



For your notes think about these questions:

What special adaptations does this creature have?Where dose it live?
How does it feed?
How does it protect itself?
What does it eat?
What special features or adaptations does it have?

Stone Fish

Make some notes from this short video.
What are the two most surprising facts you discovered?

Why do you think this fish looks like a stone?



For your notes think about these questions:

Where dose it live?
How does it feed?
How does it protect itself?
What does it eat?
What special features or adaptations does it have?

Ocean Zones

Sea creatures have special features that allow them to live in different parts of the ocean.
Some have special features that help them to be superb hunters and others have special defense abilities. Some need sunlight while others can live in very deep water with no light at all.
Take a look at these info-graphic / picture information diagrams.  What do you notice? What creatures live in the deep?





The Jellyfish 1.0

Note Taking - Finding Information

Watch these three videos and use everything you see and hear to make some notes about jellyfish.

We will use the notes you take to help us write a short report together.

Important Headings - basic organising ideas for your report:

A jellyfish is - has - does - lives 
What questions do you still have?





Silhouette Word Links

Click on a word to do an instant Google search!
Be warned - some of these words have more than one meaning so you might not get exactly what you're looking for.

Try it...

Springpad Links

Start here.  
Use the links below to get you thinking about different sea creatures and different sorts of ocean environments.

Click to view links


Once you have found out something interesting to share...
Go to the CONTRIBUTE tab at the top of the page and add your research ideas to the contribute space.