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Ocean Animals

Ocean Animals. Jentrey Waugh Unit 3 Project. Directions. Shapes in Yellow are required. Shapes in other colors are optional. Enjoy learning about sea animals. Start Here for an Ocean Creature introduction. . Lets follow along as the story is read to us. Sharks. Shark Puzzle.

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Ocean Animals

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  1. Ocean Animals Jentrey Waugh Unit 3 Project

  2. Directions Shapes in Yellow are required. Shapes in other colors are optional. Enjoy learning about sea animals. Start Here for an Ocean Creature introduction.

  3. Lets follow along as the story is read to us

  4. Sharks Shark Puzzle “Find Me” shark game Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Things to remember: I’m a fish I’m smart and fast I’m a natural hunter I have lots of teeth I use my sense of smell the most Great White Shark Video Bull Shark Video

  5. Things to Remember: I have no brain, no heart, no bones. My body is over 95% water. I come in all sizes large and small. I live in ALL ocean water. My tentacles have stinger cells used to catch prey. Jellyfish Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Jellyfish fact video Jellyfish life video Jellyfish vocab Jellyfish puzzle

  6. Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Sea turtle Sea turtle nesting Sea turtle life Sea turtle jigsaw Sea turtle Swimming Sea turtle Puzzles Things to Remember: Baby sea turtles are born on land and find their way to the sea. Sea turtle cannot tuck their head into their shell. Sea turtles are color blind.

  7. Seahorse Things to Remember: I’m very small. I don’t chew my food. I’m a master at blending into my environment. The male sea horse carries babies in his pouch. I can eat up to 3,000 brine shrimp a day. Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Seahorse living video Seahorse life video Seahorse counting Seahorse maze

  8. Stingray Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Stingray life video Giant Stingray video Things To Remember: My tail is my defense against predators. My tail can have venom in it. I like to live in shallow, warm water. I’m good at hiding on the floor. I blend in with the mud or sand. On average I can live for 15-25 years in the wild. Stingray puzzle Stingray “word guess” game

  9. Things to Remember: I have 8 legs, a large head, and large eyes. I have a sack of ink I spray when I want to distract my attacker. I can change my body color to match my surroundings. I can “loose” an arm to get away from a predator. Octopus Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Octopus ocean life Octopus survival Octopus Body Octopus Jigsaw Octopus vocab

  10. Fish Watch the videos below to learn about a few fish of the sea! Things to Remember: We come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. We don’t sleep. We rest while still being alert for dangerous predators. We are color blind but we can see shades of light and dark. Some fish can swim backwards. We breath oxygen. Our gills help our bodies take the oxygen out of the water. Angle fish video Fish Symbiosis Fishy Disguises Fish Games Counting Fish Fishy Counting

  11. Things to Remember: We can be several dark hues to blend in with the sea floor. We come in many sizes big or small. Every year 1.5 million tons of crab are eaten all over the world. Our diets are complex. Some of us eat only plants. Some of us eat other ocean meat. Crabs are crustaceans. We have an exoskeleton. Crab Watch the videos below to learn about a few crabs of the sea! Carrier Crab Sand bubbler Crabs Crabs of greater numbers game Save the Crabs with Diego

  12. Dolphin Things to Remember: We are mammals. Our babies drink mother milk. We can’t breath underwater. We can stay underwater for up to 15 minutes. We eat fish and squid. We like to be social. We are curious of humans too. Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Bottlenose Dolphins Dolphins together Pink River Dolphin Killer Whale Dolphin Olympics

  13. Seal Watch the videos below to learn about seal life. Seal life Leopard Seals Things to Remember: We spend most of our time looking for food. We give live birth to seal pups. We like to eat fish and squid best. We have excellent eye sight. We use our whiskers to since movement of creatures around us. Seal pup jigsaw

  14. Whale Things to Remember: We breathe air through our blowholes. Only half our brain can sleep at a time. We are mammals. We can swim up to 30 miles per hour. Our most dangerous predator is humans. Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Blue Whale Watch these whales too! Whale talk Whale sonar Whale puzzle

  15. Things to Remember: Dad keeps the baby warm while mom does the hunting. We are birds that can’t fly. We eat snow for fresh water. We use our flippers to talk to other penguins. We take small naps in the water. Penguin Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Penguins Watch this video too! Penguin Family Puzzle

  16. Starfish Things to Remember: We are not truly fish because we don’t have fins or gills. Not all starfish have five arms… some of us have more. We can “loose” an arm like octopus to help us get away from attackers. We do not have blood. We move using our tube feet. Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Starfish video Starfish Walking Types of Starfish

  17. Lobster Watch the videos below to learn about a few crabs of the sea! Lobster Trails Blue Lobster Things to Remember: Not all lobsters have claws. We molt once a year to give ourselves a new shell. We can live over a 100 years. We like to eat live food. We are invertebrates.

  18. Walrus Things to Remember: Walrus is Latin for “tooth-walking sea cow” Male and female walruses have tusks. Babies do not. We breathe air. We can stay underwater for 30 minutes. Our skin is brown and gray. I can smell better than I can see but I’m not blind. Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Walrus life Watch this video also! New born life Walrus Puzzle

  19. Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Squid Squids Alive Things to Remember: We are fast swimmers. We are invertebrates. We change colors to communicate with other squid. We suck in water and shoot it out fast to swim fast. Squids Video

  20. Polar Bear Things to Remember: We are the largest bears on earth. Newborn bears are smaller than a rat. They grow quickly. My fur is not white! It looks white because it reflects the ice surface. I like to eat meat mostly. In the summer I do enjoy berries too. My home is melting! (ice caps) Click and go to the Video and Sound tab Polar Bear Polar Bear Matching Watch this video too Fast Food in the North

  21. Review Questions How many legs do Octopus have? Which of the 5 senses do Sharks use most? What do fish use to breath? Jellyfish are made of 95% of what? What animal has an exoskeleton? What can a starfish loose and live without? Can a sea turtle tuck its head in its shell? Can a dolphin breath underwater? Not all Lobsters have _________? Does the male or female carry babies in their pouch? What does a seal use to sense movement around them? All mature Walrus’ have what? How fast can a whale swim? What body part does a stingray use as weapon of defense against predators? How do squids communicate with each other? Penguins are birds. Can they fly? What are the largest bears on earth?

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