Ocean Floor. Ocean Floor Features Vocabulary Cut and Paste. This vocabulary exercise is included in my complete unit on Oceans available in my store. A practical adaptation for students who struggle with traditional note-taking is vocabulary cut, match-up and pastes. It helps students to think cri...
I created this Ocean Unit because I could not find any curriculum that tackled all the topics I wanted to cover. In our ocean studies we explored Marine Habitats Coral Reefs Tide Pools Water Form Words (bay, estuary, lagoon, fjord, etc.) Features of the Ocean Floor (trench, seamount, guyot, etc.) Ocean Navigation (early navigation with astrolabes & the constellations, modern SONAR) Salinity Tides Ocean Currents (Surface & Deep Sea Currents)...
Map the ocean floor, identifying the major mountain ranges and rifts, learn about ocean currents and color a map of the prevailing currents on earth, make an ocean in a bottle craft and then round it out with an ocean lapbook.
Mountains are home to rich habitats, both terrestrial and aquatic. They can be found on every continent and even on Earth’s ocean floors. They cover about 25% of Earth’s land area but they are home to more than 85% of the world’s amphibians, birds, and mammals! Let’s explore more about our world’s mountains. In this study we’ll learn about how mountains form, mountain ecology, familiarize ourselves with some of the most amazing mountain ranges on our planet, and so much more! This study is meant for all ages! I've included activities for preschool aged and elementary age students everything can be adapted for older children. You'll receive a 65+ page pack featuring unit study guide, printables, posters, book and video lists. The unit study guide incorporates several subjects, allowing you to explore mountains from multiple perspectives. Subjects covered include science, social studies, language arts, math, and art. YOU WILL RECEIVE: Unit Study Guide Mountain Ranges of the World Poster Mountain Ranges Info Cards How Mountains Form Poster Layers of a Mountain Poster Mountains vs Hills Activity Interactive Nature Play Scene Mountaineering Gear Poster Myth & Folklore of Yeti Feature Public Domain Poetry Copywork (print and cursive) Math Manipulatives Nature Journal Page Art Appreciation Cards Simple Coloring Pages And so much more!! Please Note: This purchase is for your personal use only, not for resale or redistribution in any way. Do not share these files. Any books or other materials are for staging purposes only and are not included with your purchase. These are digital files that you will be able to download yourself after purchase. Here is a helpful article with instructions on how to download your digital files: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions! TERMS OF USE Please keep in mind that these files are meant for personal or individual classroom use only. You are not permitted to alter, sell, share or redistribute these links, files or printed materials in any way. Feel free to print them over and over again to use in your home or individual classroom! You are not permitted to share the download or allow other people to make copies of the printed product. A violation of these terms is considered an infringement of my rights under 17 USC §101, et seq. and you could be liable for statutory damages as high as $100,000. Further, such copyright infringement is a direct violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and International Copyright Law. https://www.copyright.gov/title17/
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Map the ocean floor, identifying the major mountain ranges and rifts, learn about ocean currents and color a map of the prevailing currents on earth, make an ocean in a bottle craft and then round it out with an ocean lapbook.
For our "Weekly Review Session," we get all the kids together and make a little party of it. We cover all the new information for the current week, plus go over the whole timeline and add a Geography study. We are amazed at how much better the kids do during proofing on the weeks we meet. Here's the Game Plan for our Week 18 review session..... History Sentence and Timeline Listen to songs from CC CD Here is a link to a short video about North American Mound Builders. English Listen to the helping verb song. Here is a printable that goes along with the song. Science Here is a link to a NOAA video about the Ocean Floor. Here's a worksheet Kelly made up. She found the image (after LOTS of searching), but there was no way to reference since there was no documentation....if its found, its owner will get the kudos! Kelly just added the missing parts and boxed out the labels on the drawing. Geography We are going to study Guatemala (since that's in Mesoamerica and we will study Mexico in a few weeks). Using A New Trip Around the World we will: Read about Guatemala and do some mapping work. Label maps, printed from Worksheet Works. (If you check it out...you'll be in love!) Then one of the girls will read aloud about the flag (page 16). There is also a crossword puzzle for this section, which is like a review of everything they've heard. During the week we might make some of the recipes included (page 19) for Tortillas and Arroz Guatemalteco (a.k.a. Spanish Rice) Latin We will play a review game using this: Math There is a fun math song that one of our tutors sings with the kids. Here is a link to the song on you tube. (Kinda corny, but hey...whatever works!) At the end, they should be able to fill out the weekly review sheet here.
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Earth Science Unit Study - Week 23 - Oceans We measured the depth at different points of a model ocean. Did you know that cold water corals dominate much of the ocean floor and they sometimes build colonies taller than skyscrapers? During the last century scientists have gained vast insight into the ocean. Major advances in technology such as sonar and submersible vehicles have led to many discoveries. Unknown creatures have been identified, much of the floor has been mapped and soil boring samples have helped to unlock the mysteries of how certain underwater topology was created. The National Geographic documentary Drain the Ocean, provides fascinating views of the underwater world. Before sonar technology, oceanographers first mapped the ocean floor in certain locations by lowering a rope into the water. This painstaking method is explained well in the beginning of How The Earth Was Made, The Deepest Point linked below. Ocean Floor Mapping Activity The kids were challenged to create a sketch of the floor of a model ocean. The ocean floor was created by placing a few objects in the bottom of a cardboard box. The box was then filled with packaging peanuts "water". Whenever kids are given the opportunity to think, discover and solve problems on their own, their motivation seems to increase. This project was perfect for motivation. The kids were presented with the box and asked if they wanted to create a sketch of the ocean floor. They decided how to measure the depth and what tools to use. My son created a tool for measuring depth which consisted of a butter knife, string and tape to hold the string in place on the knife. His tool for measuring depth worked much better than rulers. The rulers tended to get caught on the peanuts and give false depth readings, where as the knife was able to sink deeper in the water due to its smaller cross-section. A vegetable skewer would have worked even better. My daughter created a grid above the water and drew a proportional grid on graph paper. She proceeded to measure the depth at each crossing point on her gird. The results were interesting. My daughter drew on her knowledge of contour maps and created her first one. My son created his own version of a contour map. Each concentric circle center point represented a data depth point and the more circles, the deeper the water. Here's a great list of educational Blog Hops!
I created this Ocean Unit because I could not find any curriculum that tackled all the topics I wanted to cover. In our ocean studies we explored Marine Habitats Coral Reefs Tide Pools Water Form Words (bay, estuary, lagoon, fjord, etc.) Features of the Ocean Floor (trench, seamount, guyot, etc.) Ocean Navigation (early navigation with astrolabes & the constellations, modern SONAR) Salinity Tides Ocean Currents (Surface & Deep Sea Currents)...
Map the ocean floor, identifying the major mountain ranges and rifts, learn about ocean currents and color a map of the prevailing currents on earth, make an ocean in a bottle craft and then round it out with an ocean lapbook.
Make your own topographic world map from a few simple supplies and our free printable world map. Learn about ocean floors for kids.
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Ocean Floor and Ocean Water Characteristics: Printable & Digital Distance Learning This unit with Editable Google Slides along with Google worksheets is prepared on 'Ocean Floor and Ocean Water Characteristics'. My units have been made to be both informative and visually stimulating for all students. (It has also digital access via Google Slides for worksheets also.) You will receive the ZIP file containing PRINTABLE VERSION ( 20- pdf slides on unit and 10-worksheets + Notes with an answer key in PDF) AND GOOGLE APPS VERSION (Google slide of Unit, Digital Worksheets + Notes for distance learning). How to Use these Resources: ✓ Can be integrated in a one-to-one classroom; work can be completed in class or at home ✓ Can be easily implemented as part of a remote or distant learning plan ✓ Students submit their work electronically to the teacher - no printing required ! All worksheets are provided with ANSWER KEYS to hands on practice and review of and assessment of knowledge for the students. Please view the preview to get an idea of what this unit has to offer your students! It includes engaging, colorful, informative, visually stimulating and eye-catching photos and diagrams as per the topic need that will greatly enhance your explanation to your students. you have to give it a try! Your students will enjoy it. Please view the Preview File to obtain a sense of my style, see how my power point is structured and evaluate my work. The following topics are included in this Unit: The following topics are included: Geological characteristics Facts about the Earth’s Oceans: How Did the Oceans Form? Mnemonics: Oceans Floors: Continental margin Deep-ocean basin: Deep ocean trenches: Abyssal plain: Sea mounts Mid-oceanic ridges: How Does Sonar Work? Physical and Chemical Characteristics: Temperature Zones: Density: Salinity Factors That Affect Salinity: Currents: Ecological Characteristics: Ocean Ecosystem Zones: Ocean Plant Life: Examples of Marine Ecosystems: Vocabulary: 10 Worksheets with ANSWER KEYS Unit Notes with Answer Key Don't forget to give your valuable comments and ratings after downloading this unit. NOTE: While I always strive for accuracy, I am human and can make editing mistakes. If you find anything that needs correcting, please send me a message immediately in Q/A section. I would be happy to correct and upload a new file before you rate it! :) Thank you in advance. Please note: these units are for the use of one educator. If you would like to share my lesson plans with a co-worker, your team, your school, or your district, please purchase multiple licenses which are offered at half price. When you click “add to cart”, please also click on “ buy licenses to share” and then enter the quantity of half-price licenses. Thank you so much!! Sue from Science for Kids :) LEAVE FEEDBACK AND RECEIVE TPT CREDIT! Dear buyer, I wanted to remind you about the fact that you can build up TPT credit by leaving feedback on my products. You can submit feedback at the time of purchase or go to My Purchases for a list of what you have bought in the past. Next to each title you`ll find a Leave Feedback button. If you click and leave a rating and comment you`ll receive the credit. Then go to TPT Credits to learn how to redeem your credits on future purchases! BECOME A FOLLOWER OF MY STORE! Being a follower of my store you`ll learn about my new products, sales, and discounts! Become my follower by clicking on the green star on any of my pages and receive email updates in your TPT inbox. You will find lots more in my store, including math, science, ELA, activities/craftivities, special education, interactive activities, and more! You may also like:
Dioramas and models can be a fun way to meet course requirements or display a concept for a class project. Making an ocean diorama is a fun way to learn about ocean floor and all the colourful corals and fish that you might see there. THIS LISTING IS FOR A DIGITAL COPY OF THE PRINTABLE TEMPLATES ONLY. ------------------------------------------------------------- YOU WILL RECEIVE - 1 High-resolution PDF (8.5" x 11") - Easy Peasy Instructions ------------------------------------------------------------- - Please be aware that this listing is for a digital download. - No physical product will be shipped. ------------------------------------------------------------- TO MAKE YOUR ORDER 1. Add this item to your shopping cart and place your order 2. Once your payment is complete you will receive an email with a download link. ------------------------------------------------------------- TERMS OF USE I illustrated and designed these templates with lots of love for my clients. Please do not share these files, instead, refer family and friends to my shop! These files are for personal use only. No commercial use or reselling of the digital files or any finished product is allowed. ------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE NOTE As this is a digital download, there will be no refunds given once the sale goes through. Please contact me if you have any questions, I'd be very happy to help you :)
Epipelagic Zone [Sunlight] This zone has the depth of about 200 meters (656 feet) below the ocean surface. Microscopic plants called phytoplanktons are present in this zone. Sunlight penetrates thi…
Learn about the layers of the ocean with this fun and easy tower density experiment for kids. We love simple ocean science activities!
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One thing that I noticed (and all my colleagues noticed) was the fact that the moment you walk through the door at RCA it is LOUD. Loud in a very good way. Music is blaring students are on drums an…
Map the ocean floor, identifying the major mountain ranges and rifts, learn about ocean currents and color a map of the prevailing currents on earth, make an ocean in a bottle craft and then round it out with an ocean lapbook.
Make your own topographic world map from a few simple supplies and our free printable world map. Learn about ocean floors for kids.
Dive into learning about oceans, marine life, coral reefs, and ocean zones along with hands-on science, literature, geography, and more!
Add a natural element to any space…with plush carpets that look like the ocean floor! Perfect for learning centers, each soil-resistant nylon carpet is super-soft—providing a welcoming spot for children to sit, read and play.
These stunning coastal views have been hand selected and edited by our Kalaii Creations Design Team to help add a stunning ocean vibe to your home and living space. Printed locally in Australia.Available Sizes and Material TypeA4 - Paper StockA3 - Paper StockA2 - Paper Stock50cm x 70cm - Paper StockFloating Canvas and Standard Canvas available at following sizes: 30cm x 45cm 50cm x 75cmPlease note: Colours on print may vary from your screen.
Make your own topographic world map from a few simple supplies and our free printable world map. Learn about ocean floors for kids.
In this purchase there is a: Fill-in the blank Ocean Floor Template, Ocean Floor Graphic Organizer Pamphlet, Blank Ocean Floor template, and Oceans Unit Anticipation Guide for the beginning of an oceans unit. My kids find them really helpful, especially with something as vast and as abstract as the ocean :)
What is happening in the deepest blue of the sea? What we take for granted is a layered and complex system of levels that are always changing. Explore the 6 layers of water and earth in the Earth's oceans. Along with textured felt pieces, there are also 16 laminated labels to describe the different ocean layers and the earth beneath them. This contains 2 sets of labels for each layer so it is adaptable to a wider range of ages. The labels include: Trenches Abyss Dark (Midnight) Zone Twilight Zone Sunlit Zone Sky Continental Shelf Continental Slope Continental Rise Ocean Basin Epipelagic Zone Mesopelagic Zone Bathypelagic Zone Abyssopelagic Zone Hadopelagic Zone With paint detail and a little bit of glitter the geometric layers of ocean are whimsical and textured. This set is simple enough for preschoolers and detailed enough for use within home school or early elementary classrooms. The laminated labels can be used for memory recall or as sight words. Included: 1 felt background 13"x13" (33cmx33cm) 7 felt layers with 12 uniquely notched sides for puzzle assembly. 16 felt backed labels Play ideas: Add books on geology, the earth, the layers of the ocean, sea life or biology. Discuss the difference between different layers and types of ocean regions. Race to see who can assemble the ocean layers first Match the labels to the ocean parts. Use as part of a preschool, early elementary or home school curriculum With notched pieces this set also works as a puzzle!! Check out our other listings to see more! We also have an ever growing science series including felt board sets on geography, space and biology. Twig and Daisy felt board sets do not have adhesive or hook and loop tape on the back of the pieces. I only use soft felt and it happens to contain a little bit of magic. Felt sticks to felt even on a vertical surface which is really cool! Adding hook and loop tape will actually ruin your felt board adding picks and making it look worn well before it's time. We are located in Canada and use a shipping service for packages which allows us to use USPS for our US customers and offer better rates to our Canadian and international customers. Please allow approximately 48 hours for US tracking numbers to become active in the USPS system (after your initial shipping notification arrives) or feel free to message for the internal tracking number for my shipping service to show the movement before it enters the USPS system. Please note our processing time is currently 1 to 2 weeks for production. This does not include shipping timelines.
Earth Science Unit Study - Week 23 - Oceans We measured the depth at different points of a model ocean. Did you know that cold water cor...
This clam craft is a really cute activity you won’t want to miss! It’s the perfect addition to any ocean floor or coral reef preschool unit study. This little-prep printable paper clam shell craft helps
Map the ocean floor, identifying the major mountain ranges and rifts, learn about ocean currents and color a map of the prevailing currents on earth, make an ocean in a bottle craft and then round it out with an ocean lapbook.
Map the ocean floor, identifying the major mountain ranges and rifts, learn about ocean currents and color a map of the prevailing currents on earth, make an ocean in a bottle craft and then round it out with an ocean lapbook.
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If you teach a science unit on oceans to 4th or 5th graders, you'll definitely want to add these ocean books for kids to your classroom library!
Add a natural element to any space…with plush carpets that look like the ocean floor! Perfect for learning centers, each soil-resistant nylon carpet is super-soft—providing a welcoming spot for children to sit, read and play.
