MARINE

SCIENCE

Monday

29 Jan 2018

Entry TaskWhat are your goals for semester 2?

Agenda Housekeeping

Welcome to Marine Science

Goals

Team Building

HousekeepingSyllabi will be handed out tomorrow, 30 Jan.

Team BuildingWhat are your goals for semester 2?

Meet your neighbor.

• Favorite food?

• Any pets?

• Hobbies?

• Most interesting thing you have ever done?

30 Second TriviaTeam activity.

• Teams must raise their hands if they know the answer.

MARINE

SCIENCE

Tuesday

30 Jan 2018

Entry TaskIf you have a new notebook start on the page # 13.

What do you think of when you hear the term “Marine Science”?

Agenda Housekeeping

Syllabus

Interactive Science Notebook (ISN)

Google Classroom Enrollment

HousekeepingNeed to have a composition notebook by Friday, 2 Feb.

SyllabusEveryone should have a copy.

• Syllabus review.

• These will become part of your Interactive Science Notebook

(ISN).

Interactive Science NotebookISN Supplies:

• Composition Notebook

• Pencil/Pen (Blue/Black Ink)

• Glue/Tape

• Colored Pencils

• Scissors

• Markers? (Bleeds through)

Interactive Science NotebookPreparing the notebook.

Cover:

• Should contain your name, subject, & period #.

Pages:

• Starting with the first page, number the first 50 pages.

• Numbers should be small, in the upper outside corner.

Table of Contents (TOC):

• Title pages 4, 5, 6 & 7 as the Table of Contents.

• Divide TOC pages into 3 columns; Date, Description, & Page

#.

Interactive Science Notebook

Student output (Lots of color).

• Concept map

• Drawings/Sketches

• Reflective writing/Questions

• Data & graphs

• Songs/Poems/Mnemonics

• Cartoons & cartoon strips

Teacher input/content

Pencil/Pen (Blue/Black)

• Lecture notes

• Lab activities

• Video notes

• Summaries

• Reading notes

• Experimental procedures

Rubric:

• Provided & taped into ISN on p. 8

ISN example items (p. 9):

Google ClassroomVerify Google log in.

Grab a ChromeBook from the cart.

• Be sure to grab the number that corresponds to the number

on your desk.

Enter the Marine Science google classroom.

• Class code will be provided on the board.

MARINE

SCIENCE

Wednesday

31 Jan 2018

Entry TaskList the world’s five oceans.

• Atlantic

• Pacific

• Indian

• Arctic

• Antarctic

Agenda Housekeeping

Unit 1 Hydrosphere - Vocabulary

HousekeepingNeed to have a composition notebook by Friday, 2 Feb.

Hydrosphere“Unit 1: Hydrosphere” vocabulary worksheet.

Grab a ChromeBook from the cart.

• Be sure to grab the number that corresponds to the number

on your desk.

Complete the worksheet using the “Hydrosphere Introduction”

document within google classroom.

MARINE

SCIENCE

Thursday

1 Feb 2018

Entry TaskWhat kinds of energy sources do we obtain from our oceans?

• Thermal

• Tidal

What is topography?

• The detailed charting of the features of an area; heights,

depth, & shapes of the surface of an area.

Agenda Housekeeping

The Hydrosphere

HousekeepingNeed to have a composition notebook tomorrow, 2 Feb.

Lip synch on Thursday, 22 Feb.

• $5 entrance fee

• Applications @ the bookkeepers

HydrosphereEarth’s ocean covers more than 70%, or nearly 3/4, of our

planet.

The continents are used as boundaries to section the one great

ocean into five smaller oceans.

HydrosphereOceans:

HydrosphereSeas are often partially, or even totally, enclosed by land.

Arabian Sea

Mediterranean Sea

North Sea

China Sea

Sea of Japan

Black Sea

Red Sea

Caribbean Sea

Bering Sea

Tasmanian Sea

HydrosphereAs far back as 1,500 years, sailors & navigators were exploring

& charting the ocean.

Scientists continue to study & expand our understanding of the

ocean & its organisms.

HydrosphereWe’ve used the ocean’s resources to support our existence.

• Travel from one landlocked region to another.

• The enjoyment we get from sailing across its waves &

swimming among its miraculous variety of marine life.

HydrosphereScientists have needed to develop special equipment to explore

& measure the ocean:

The Resolution:

• A well known drilling ship capable of collecting samples from

the bottom of the ocean.

HydrosphereThe Alvin:

• Tiny submarine designed to withstand pressure changes at >

4,000 meters.

• Equipped with robotic arms to take bottom samples & collect

marine specimens.

• Also contains a television & photography equipment.

MARINE

SCIENCE

Friday

2 Feb 2018

Entry TaskWhat are used as boundaries to section the one great ocean

into five smaller oceans?

• Continents

How long ago have sailors & navigators been exploring &

charting the ocean?

• 1,500 years

Which of the world’s oceans is most widely disputed by

scientists & geographers as truly an ocean?

• Antarctic

Agenda Housekeeping

The Hydrosphere

HousekeepingCheck composition notebooks.

Lip synch on Thursday, 22 Feb.

• $5 entrance fee

• Applications @ the bookkeepers

HydrosphereScientists have needed to develop special equipment to explore

& measure the ocean:

The Resolution:

• A well known drilling ship capable of collecting samples from

the bottom of the ocean.

HydrosphereThe Alvin:

• Tiny submarine designed to withstand pressure changes at >

4,000 meters.

• Equipped with robotic arms to take bottom samples & collect

marine specimens.

• Also contains a television & photography equipment.

HydrosphereThe Argo:

• Unmanned sled-like submersible.

• Contains a camera, lights, & a radar.

HydrosphereScience of oceanography.

The study of the ocean truly became a science in 1855.

• Matthew Fontaine Maury published his research on the

physical features of the ocean.

The British navy launched the H.M.S. Challenger in 1872.

• Warship remodeled to house a laboratory to study the ocean.

• Collected & recorded information on the ocean’s depth, water

temperature, water & sediment samples, currents, & plant &

animal species.

HydrosphereOceanographers group themselves according to their interests:

• Geological oceanographers

• Chemical oceanographers

• Biological oceanographers

• Physical oceanographers

HydrosphereSome oceanographers:

• Search for potential medicines to cure diseases.

• Study ways to predict & even slow the development of

hurricanes & other adverse weather conditions.

• Work to harness the power of the ocean for use as energy.

• Study how to limit our pollution of the seas & create healthy

relationship between human life & marine life.

HydrosphereWhy Study the Ocean?

Climate & weather

• Precipitation from evaporated ocean water.

• Weather on land affected by ocean temperatures.

Ocean as a resource

• Source of medicines.

• Source of chemicals such as sodium chloride (NaCl),

magnesium, & bromine.

• Renewable source of energy; thermal energy & tidal energy.

HydrosphereWhy Study the Ocean?

Understanding the chemical, physical, & biological aspects of

the ocean, we can learn to properly manage marine resources.

Formative AssessmentGrab a ChromeBook from the cart.

• Be sure to grab the number that corresponds to the number

on your desk.

Complete the formative assessment “Unit_01 Hydrosphere

Practice #1” on your own.

• No notes

• This will not affect your grade, it is a measure of what you

currently know about Meiosis.

• This will inform you & I about what areas we need to focus on

for Wednesday’s summative assessment.