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 Shape of Life - Invertebrate Critter Cards
sea cucumber spider jellyfish slug earthworm squid sea urchin octopus butterfly coral millipede sea anemone sea star pillbug clam worm chiton crab snail sand dollar hydra siphonophore tube worm brittle star leech CNIDARIANS Phylum Cnidaria ANNELIDS Phylum Annelida MOLLUSCS Phylum Mollusca ECH...
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sea cucumber spider jellyfish slug earthworm squid sea urchin octopus butterfly coral millipede sea anemone sea star pillbug clam worm chiton crab snail sand dollar hydra siphonophore tube worm brittle star leech CNIDARIANS Phylum Cnidaria ANNELIDS Phylum Annelida MOLLUSCS Phylum Mollusca ECHINODERMS Phylum Echinodermata ARTHROPODS Phylum Arthropoda
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http://www.pbs.org/kcet/shapeoflife/resources/activity4.pdf#page=2
www.pbs.org/kcet/shapeoflife/resources/activity4.pdf#page=2
sea cucumber spider jellyfish slug earthworm squid sea urchin octopus butterfly coral millipede sea anemone sea star pillbug clam worm chiton crab snail <span class="highlight">sand</span> dollar hydra siphonophore tube worm brittle star leech CNIDARIANS Phylum Cnidaria ANNELIDS Phylum Annelida MOLLUSCS Phylum Mollusca ECHINODERMS Phylum Echinodermata ARTHROPODS Phylum Arthropoda
Marine Habitats
39/27/2005 9 Beaches are full of life - the very grains of sand are host to diatoms, bacteria and other microscopic creatures. 9/27/2005 10 Some turtles, fish, and birds, such as terns, gulls, sandpipers, pelicans and loons, make the beach their home. 9/27/2005 11 Aquatic mammals, such sea li...
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39/27/2005 9 Beaches are full of life - the very grains of sand are host to diatoms, bacteria and other microscopic creatures. 9/27/2005 10 Some turtles, fish, and birds, such as terns, gulls, sandpipers, pelicans and loons, make the beach their home. 9/27/2005 11 Aquatic mammals, such sea lions, seals and sea otters, are found along rockier coasts. Crabs, clams, periwinkles, shrimp, corals, starfish and sea urchins are common on nearly all beaches. 9/27/2005 12 Dunes Shifting piles of sand by
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http://www.kellamhs.com/calendarlinks/marinehabitatsPPT.pdf#page=3
www.kellamhs.com/calendarlinks/marinehabitatsPPT.pdf#page=3
39/27/2005 9 Beaches are full of life - the very grains of <span class="highlight">sand</span> are host to diatoms, bacteria and other microscopic creatures. 9/27/2005 10 Some turtles, fish, and birds, such as terns, gulls, sandpipers, pelicans and loons, make the beach their home. 9/27/2005 11 Aquatic mammals, such sea lions, seals and sea otters, are found along rockier coasts. Crabs, clams, periwinkles, shrimp, corals, starfish and sea urchins are common on nearly all beaches. 9/27/2005 12 Dunes Shifting piles of <span class="highlight">sand</span> by
Scholastic: Seashore Science
Strategies & Ideas Student Activities Books & Authors Products & Services Shop The Teacher Store Storia™ eBooks Lesson Plan Seashore Science Wherever you live, your class can explore the sand and the sea with our “sun-sational” theme unit By Mackie...
Sahara Crossing: Photo Gallery
Adventure Photo @ nationalgeographic.com Writer Michael Finkel wanders the Ténéré—a 154,000-square-mile [398,860-square-kilometer] sea of sand in the center of the Sahara. The name derives from a Tuareg word meaning void, or emptiness, or nothing. Adventure: Septe...
ReadWriteThink: Three-Voice Narrative by Yukiko Ikeda
with him, and they brought a big rope. After a young and strong god swung the rope to the island and tied it fast, all the gods pulled the island to their country, shouting encouragement, “Come, come to us.” In this way, the territory of Hoki country became bigger. Second Voice Yumigaham...
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with him, and they brought a big rope. After a young and strong god swung the rope to the island and tied it fast, all the gods pulled the island to their country, shouting encouragement, “Come, come to us.” In this way, the territory of Hoki country became bigger. Second Voice Yumigahama Peninsula grew out of the sand that the currents of the Japan Sea carried from Kaike shore. Kaike is south of Yonago city and is famous for its springs and the beautiful scenery of its shore. As the ocean currents
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http://www.readwritethink.org/lesson_images/lesson281/yukiko_ikeda.pdf#page=1
www.readwritethink.org/lesson_images/lesson281/yukiko_ikeda.pdf#page=1
with him, and they brought a big rope. After a young and strong god swung the rope to the island and tied it fast, all the gods pulled the island to their country, shouting encouragement, “Come, come to us.” In this way, the territory of Hoki country became bigger. Second Voice Yumigahama Peninsula grew out of the <span class="highlight">sand</span> that the currents of the Japan Sea carried from Kaike shore. Kaike is south of Yonago city and is famous for its springs and the beautiful scenery of its shore. As the ocean currents
Sea-Floor Spreading
subduction. The new rock at the edge has no sediments like the sand or mud, since it is formed only recently. Farther away from the ridge, sand and mud gradually settle on it, in an ever-thickening blanket. The oldest rocks may have 14,000 feet of sand and other sediments res...
Echinodermata: From Starfish to Sea Cucumbers...
Introduction to the Echinodermata Introduction to the Echinodermata . . . from starfish to sea cucumbers. . . A nyone who has been to the beach has probably seen starfish or sand dollars. The more intrepid beachcomber may find brittle stars, sea cucumbers, or sea urchins. These and many...
Ocean Discovery (PreSchool)
Animal Wrappers ©2005 Sea World, Inc.8 SeaWorld Teacher’s Guide OBJECTIVES Students will identify the body covering of a shark, a sea lion, and a penguin. Students will be able to sort animals according to body covering. BACKGROUND Sea lions are mammals and are covered with fur. Penguins...
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Animal Wrappers ©2005 Sea World, Inc.8 SeaWorld Teacher’s Guide OBJECTIVES Students will identify the body covering of a shark, a sea lion, and a penguin. Students will be able to sort animals according to body covering. BACKGROUND Sea lions are mammals and are covered with fur. Penguins are birds and are covered with feathers. Sharks are fish and are covered with rough scales. MATERIALS per student: ‰ three sheets of construction paper per student group: ‰ cup of sand ‰ several 1” strands of brown or
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http://www.seaworld.org/just-for-teachers/guides/pdf/ocean-discovery-prek.pdf#page=10
www.seaworld.org/just-for-teachers/guides/pdf/ocean-discovery-prek.pdf#pa...
Animal Wrappers ©2005 Sea World, Inc.8 SeaWorld Teacher’s Guide OBJECTIVES Students will identify the body covering of a shark, a sea lion, and a penguin. Students will be able to sort animals according to body covering. BACKGROUND Sea lions are mammals and are covered with fur. Penguins are birds and are covered with feathers. Sharks are fish and are covered with rough scales. MATERIALS per student: ‰ three sheets of construction paper per student group: ‰ cup of <span class="highlight">sand</span> ‰ several 1” strands of brown or
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http://www.seaworld.org/just-for-teachers/guides/pdf/ocean-discovery-prek.pdf#page=11
www.seaworld.org/just-for-teachers/guides/pdf/ocean-discovery-prek.pdf#pa...
groups. Help students cover their work area with newspaper. Distribute <span class="highlight">sand</span>, glue, strands of yarn, and feathers to each group. 5. Give each student a set of construction paper animals. Students write their names on the back of each animal. 6. Ask students which of these three animals has feathers (the penguin). Have students spread glue on the penguin and attach feathers. 7. Ask students which of these animals has fur (the sea lion). Have students spread glue on the sea lions and attach strands of yarn. 8
PBS: The Living Edens - The Food Chain
consuming other living things. Every consumer is either a predator or prey. In The Wild | Feed Me | Behind The Scenes | Trivia Quiz Classroom Resources | Sand to Sea | Screen Saver | Related Links | Credits
World Mysteries: Writers: D. H. Childress
Clayton, a surveyor for the Egyptian Geological Survey, was driving among the dunes of the Great Sand Sea near the Saad Plateau in the virtually uninhabited area just north of the southwestern corner of Egypt, when he heard his tyres crunch on something that wasn't sand. It turned out...
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