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Rock Pool Identification Charts

Rock Pool Identification Charts. The following charts could be laminated back-to-back and used when on the beach. Also, each picture could be laminated and attached to a head band. The children can then use these to make their own food chains. Chart 1. Bladder wrack (Brown Seaweed).

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Rock Pool Identification Charts

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  1. Rock Pool Identification Charts The following charts could be laminated back-to-back and used when on the beach. Also, each picture could be laminated and attached to a head band. The children can then use these to make their own food chains..

  2. Chart 1 Bladder wrack (Brown Seaweed) Sea lettuce (Green Seaweed) Starfish Sea Anemone Common Mussel (Mollusc) Limpet (Mollusc)

  3. Chart 2 Sea Urchin Dog Whelk (Mollusc) Edible Crab (Crustacean) Hermit Crab (Crustacean) Common Shore Crab (Crustacean) Barnacles (Crustacean)

  4. Chart 3 Edible Winkle Flat Winkle Top Shell Shrimp Butterfish Pipefish

  5. Chart 4 Rag worm Cushion Starfish

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