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PADLET: EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT SCREENSHOT 4-4-22

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PADLET: EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT SCREENSHOT 4-4-22

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MY FAVORITE EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT          6-10-22 

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MY FAVORITE EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT          6-10-22 

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FINALS POST SCREENSHOT: TITLE_________         6-8-22 

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FINALS POST SCREENSHOT: TITLE_________         6-8-22 

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION: BALEEN WHALES FIGURE 11.19 MARINE MAMMALS         4-4-22

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION: BALEEN WHALES FIGURE 11.19 MARINE MAMMALS         4-4-22

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INTERNET RESEARCH: POLAR ZONES: NARWHAL 4-4-22

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INTERNET RESEARCH: POLAR ZONES: NARWHAL 4-4-22

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION: TOOTHED WHALES FIGURE 11.19 MARINE MAMMALS         4-5-22

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION: TOOTHED WHALES FIGURE 11.19 MARINE MAMMALS         4-5-22

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What I noticed was that we will need to use our emails in our lifetime. What I wondered before this was what a correct email looked like. What I learned was how to properly write and send an email.

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SMITH-MICHEL'S SCIENCE: 4 CLASS RULES JOURNAL 4-6-22

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SMITH-MICHEL'S SCIENCE: 4 CLASS RULES JOURNAL 4-6-22

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1. RESPECTING YOURSELF MEANS: TO FOCUS ON YOUR OWN WORK AND PROVIDE FOR YOURSELF & DO WHAT IS RIGHT FOR YOU.
2. RESPECTING OTHERS MEANS: TO NOT BOTHER ANYONE ELSE AND DO NOT BE A DISTRACTION.
3. RESPECTING THE TEACHER: MEANS TO BEHAVE AND NOT BE RUDE WHILE THEY ARE SPEAKING OR INSTRUCTING. TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTAND QUIETLY.
4. RESPECTING THE CLASSROOM MEANS: TO PICK UP ANY TRASH LEFT BEHIND, NOT VANDALIZE ANYTHING AND KEEP IT CLEAN.

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VIDEO: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ARCTIC & ANTARCTICA 4-6-22

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VIDEO: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ARCTIC & ANTARCTICA 4-6-22

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What I noticed was that the Arctic is not as cold as the Antarctic. What I wondered was when all the ice will melt in both these lands. What I learned was that there are different animals in both of these places and that they are stationed there only. It is like an arctic fox trying to go to the antarctic.

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION: CHAP 11.2 SEABIRDS   4-7-22

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION: CHAP 11.2 SEABIRDS   4-7-22

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THIN SLIDES FAV CREATURE: NARWHAL 4-7-22

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THIN SLIDES FAV CREATURE: NARWHAL 4-7-22

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What I noticed is that narwhals tusks are actually teeth. What I wondered was why their tooth is just long and straight. What I learned was that the narwhal keeps itself warm with its blubber inside of them.

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What I noticed was that the marks on belgua whales are from polar bear attacks. What I wondered was how often do polar bears eat and catch a successful meal? What I learned is that arctic foxes and seagulls rely on polar bears to hunt their food.

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION CHAP 11.4 BIOLOGY MARINE MAMMAL FIG 11.33 SCREENSHOT 4-19-22

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION CHAP 11.4 BIOLOGY MARINE MAMMAL FIG 11.33 SCREENSHOT 4-19-22

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CK-12: FIGURE 2 OCEAN CURRENTS & CLIMATE SCREENSHOT 

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CK-12: FIGURE 2 OCEAN CURRENTS & CLIMATE SCREENSHOT 

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION: 11.4 MARINE MAMMALS ECHOLOCATION FIG 11.28 SCREENSHOT 4-18-22

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TEXTBOOK EXPLORATION: 11.4 MARINE MAMMALS ECHOLOCATION FIG 11.28 SCREENSHOT 4-18-22

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VIDEO J BIRD: MANGROVE FOREST SCREENSHOT 5-22-22

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VIDEO J BIRD: MANGROVE FOREST SCREENSHOT 5-22-22

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What I noticed was that fish use the mangroves as shelter. What I wondered was how the mangrove environment grew or started. What I learned is that mangroves absorb oxygen from their skin.

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VIDEO: INSIDE THE MANGROVE FOREST SCREENSHOT 5-3-22

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VIDEO: INSIDE THE MANGROVE FOREST SCREENSHOT 5-3-22

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What I noticed was 75% of tropical fish are born in the mangrove forest. What I wondered was why so many animals have adjusted to that specific ecosystem? What I learned was that the mangrove forest can be used as a shelter to protect animals and control erosion.

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VIDEO: BLUE PLANET COAST PARTS 1-4 SCREENSHOT 5-4-22

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VIDEO: BLUE PLANET COAST PARTS 1-4 SCREENSHOT 5-4-22

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What I noticed is that all sea birds have to go to land to lay their eggs. What I wondered was why flatback sea turtles don't make it safer for their baby turtles to reach shore safely? What I learned was 1 out of 100 hatchlings will make it to adulthood.

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INTERNET RESEARCH: CORAL REEF CREATURE 5-5-22

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INTERNET RESEARCH: CORAL REEF CREATURE 5-5-22

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The Banded Pipefish ( Doryrhamphus dactylophorus ) has a long slender body and a miniscule mouth. They fill themselves with tiny aquatic animals or crustaceans. Specifically copepods or shrimp. It inhabits tropical and subtropic regions and stays near lagoons, reefs or tidepools. Three fun facts are that the banded pipefish is a cousin of the seahorse. It is quick in water like a snake. It can reach a maximum length of 19cm.

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CK-12 REPTILE REPRODUCTION FIGURE 2 SCREENSHOT 5-5-22

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CK-12 REPTILE REPRODUCTION FIGURE 2 SCREENSHOT 5-5-22

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CK-12 REPTILE ECOLOGY FIGURE 1 SCREENSHOT 5-5-22

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CK-12 REPTILE ECOLOGY FIGURE 1 SCREENSHOT 5-5-22

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VIDEO: HOW TO IDENTIFY TYPES OF MANGROVES 5-6-22

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VIDEO: HOW TO IDENTIFY TYPES OF MANGROVES 5-6-22

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What I learned was that the red mangrove has an elongated propagule. What I wondered was why there are different types of mangroves. What I learned was that the black mangrove has a tear drop shape and the white mangrove has a pepper shaped propagule.

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What I noticed is that corals can grow over each other. What I wondered was if there is a growth limit to the corals? What I learned was that the crown of thorns starfish eats the coral.

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What I noticed was that feeding frenzies occur at night-time in the coral reefs. What I wondered was why the male pipefish fertilizes and takes the eggs from the female. What I learned was that male humpback whales come to the reefs to mate.