Hi, Super Second Graders!
Today we are continuing our exploration of water. Click the link below to view the slideshow and learn some cool ocean facts! Then, come back here to the blog to post a comment. You may share something you learned from the slideshow or a connection you made from our IMAX Ocean Wonderland!
http://studyjams.scholastic.com/studyjams/jams/science/weather-and-climate/earths-oceans.htm
Have fun!
Love,
Mrs. Blake
Today we are continuing our exploration of water. Click the link below to view the slideshow and learn some cool ocean facts! Then, come back here to the blog to post a comment. You may share something you learned from the slideshow or a connection you made from our IMAX Ocean Wonderland!
http://studyjams.scholastic.com/studyjams/jams/science/weather-and-climate/earths-oceans.htm
Have fun!
Love,
Mrs. Blake
I loved the part in the movie about the dolphins! So fun!
ReplyDeleteWe do to and we know that dolphins are wild animals in the ocean.Turtles are slow on land and fast in the water.
DeleteStingrays sting with their tails.
We learned that coral is a animal.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that humans can onley go 50 meters with scuba gear without surviving.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that 3/4 of the earth is water!
ReplyDeleteToday I learned about animals that live in the ocean and their proceses.
ReplyDeleteI learned that you have a limit for going underwater even if you have scuba gear.
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Deletewe leaned that in the ocean if you are 50 meters or lower you will not survive.
ReplyDeletewe loved the part in the movie when the dolphin kept coming torward us like they were coming out of the screen!!!!!!!!!that was SSOO cool!!!!!!!Plus, the cute little turtle that kept swimming up!!!!! Just TOO cute!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have heard of tubeworms and marine creatures but never tubeworms that glow or are blind.
ReplyDeleteDevin and Brayden learned that the salt in the water comes from Vocaons.
ReplyDeleteCoral is made of tiny tiny TINY little animals. They are called corals.
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