Thursday, April 30, 2015

Ocean Exploration: Research and Questions

Use this site to check out what's happening on the Nautilus!

Watch the videos, record ideas and questions.

Do some research.

You should have questions ready for our live interaction with the explorers next week!

Stay tuned explorers!!

https://www.blendspace.com/lessons/JO8kRRXBCtB5Ng/overview-for-questions-and-ideas

-Ms. Tuttle

Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Salmon Farming: Pros and Cons



Hi students,

This is the blendspace page I showed you in class. The link to the article is here.

If you didn't finish the reading in class, finish tonight and add pros and cons.

Then, with a critical eye, watch some of the videos for and against.  Pay attention to who is creating the video and their purpose.

See you tomorrow!

https://www.blendspace.com/lessons/viLpxtOGCC_6KQ/salmon-farmed-or-raised


-Ms. Tuttle

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Sperm Whale underwater

Hi everyone,


Tune in now to www.nautiluslive.org.

Just saw a sperm whale. They are re-running the video.
Not to worry, they will post it soon to watch again tomorrow.
See you then!

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Salmon Studies: Life Cycle

Rubric:

Salmon Life cycle rubric:

Understanding of life cycles of salmon, what purpose each serves, and specific adaptations in each phase.
Creativity is encouraged.  Format is up to you.

3:
Student has all stages shown, can identify each and explain key points.
Show through life cycle completion:
Life size phases colored accurately
Info shown with key ideas highlighted in each phase.
Can discuss phases.
May have some other info added from video.


4:
Info is added at each phase, using own words—this could be from video, and may include additional outside research.
This info could also be in the form of answers from guiding questions that go along with video. 
Problems associated with salmon population are researched and included.
OR:

You focus on one stage and build a model of that stage, identifying adaptations, habitat, and challenges.


Website to use: 


Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Lunar Eclipse!! At your breakfast table.


 
Hey stargazers, you can watch the lunar eclipse over your breakfast of choice! Tune in to view live feeds at:
Then, post your thoughts.

For families, watch this NASA video we saw in class today:
 
Enjoy!
Ms. Tuttle

Weather and Climate

Our studies of Weather and Climate are in full swing! We watched the forecast today and discussed being ready for early morning frigid tem...