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1) Fossils can be encased in amber, hard body parts like bones or teeth, petrified wood, tracks, or even fossilized poop!
2) We can learn about ancient climates by looking at fossils
3) Some animals that are alive now were alive during prehistoric times, such as horseshoe crabs, sharks, and komodo dragons
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/player/57cdac90-80df-4e36-9790-4e21d967629d
**Mrs. Sylvain

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1) Imprint fossils are formed when once living things leave behind a mark, like a fern
2) Dinosaur fossils were once bone that became rock over millions of years
3) Fossil fuels come from the remains of creatures of millions of years ago
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/player/72ae6e29-d836-4cc8-8ee9-ac89fce9fac7
**Mrs. Sylvain

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Introduces students to different types of fossils. The program explains how fossils are formed and demonstrates how they are used today. [Image thumbnail: Apostoli Rossella / Moment Open / Getty Images]

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Natural Phenomena: Rock Fossils and Earth History

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Natural Phenomena: Rock Fossils and Earth History

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1) In the Grand Canyon, the age of rock increases the deeper you go in the layers
2) Radioactive decay helps us determine the age of a fossil
3) The Stratographic Principle states that the rock layers on top are younger than the rock layers on the bottom
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/player/49ff6e72-4a7e-440c-892e-ca0ce63cedc0
**Mrs. Sylvain

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Natural Phenomena: Rocks Fossils and Earth History

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This thorough program explains the importance of studying a region's rocks and fossils to understand the climate, vegetation and landscape of the past and how this information helps us to predict what the future might hold. Viewers will understand the technique that geologist use to date rocks and fossils.

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1. I learned that carbon and oxygen make carbon dioxide.

2.  I learned that elements are substances that are made out of atoms, which are made up of molecules.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/3f00e045-49e4-41d7-9c96-3bbdd9a79f07/?embed=false&embed_origin=false

Jake St. Peter

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This video has more information on ecosystems. It describes habitats. The video uses a otters habitat to define a ecosystem.

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1) there are 13 different otters
2) Otters eat squids and fish not just shell fish

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1) The moon is lit by the sun sending light to the moon making it glow and send the light down to a side of the earth.
2) The moons phases  are caused by the earths movement when it circles around the earth which when light falls on the moon you can only see a part of it because of the earth blocking it.
3) When more light is starting to show on the moon its called waxing, when more light light up the moon and little by little light can be seen.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/b1b37daf-fbe7-48ea-bf33-830e567433e7

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1) Aurora displays are natural light shows that can only be seen in the North and South pole.

2) Charged particles from the sun make up auroras.

3) The movement of wind and water can cause power. Power can then be transformed by special machines into particles that make up electricity.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/2b5ba6af-a8c2-4e53-947b-e51c08fd99c2
**Anya Ford

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1) Cells are in everything
2) Heredity and Traits can be passed on to  your children, for example, if a dog has spots it's puppy will probably have spots too
3)You can usually see what traits a parent and their kid have in common

Tess Nyman

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1) Aurora are like northern lights and those are made of electricity.
2) The sun can create electricity with out solar panels.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/2b5ba6af-a8c2-4e53-947b-e51c08fd99c2
**Cole

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1) Mechanical Energy is energy an object has because of its position or motion.
2) Mechanical Energy comes in two forms: Potential Energy, and Kinetic Energy.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/3df51234-d5a3-47f6-8d03-756ee52e6910
**Dylan Hoffman

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1) We need non living things like water and ice. And living things need us.

2) The tongass national forest is 17,000,000 acres.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/6099aa27-84c0-4c51-93a6-d77c28619dda

*Liam Gallagher

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In this video, I learned that chemical energy is the kind of energy bombs use. I learned that mechanical energy is the energy an object has because of it's position or motion. Potential and kinetic energy are two forms of this. I learned that potential energy is inside of an object that has the potential to move, and kinetic energy is energy that's being used while an object is in motion.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/3df51234-d5a3-47f6-8d03-756ee52e6910
-Hunter

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1) The moon is lit by the sun sending light to the moon making it glow and send the light down to a side of the earth.
2) The moons phases  are caused by the earths movement when it circles around the earth which when light falls on the moon you can only see a part of it because of the earth blocking it.
3) When more light is starting to show on the moon its called waxing, when more light light up the moon and little by little light can be seen.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/b1b37daf-fbe7-48ea-bf33-830e567433e7 (Connor Oakes Dain)

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1)Bats leave poop behind in pitcher plants, without the bats poop, the pitcher plats they wouldn't survive.
2)Eco systems are all living and non living things. and how they interact. they can be as big as an ocean or even as small as a puddle.
3)Living things depend on air to breath, places to sleep, and rocks and soil, and a good source of food.
**Claire MacMartin
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/8e4b10f8-afc1-4c0c-8c65-cb0575e2a2d5

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On the island of Borneo, bats and pitcher plants rely on each other for survival. Can you guess how? In this episode of DEmystified, investigate ecosystems and how they can help us understand the complex connections between plants, animals, and their environments.

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1) Sound travels through your eardrum which vibrates a bone which then also vibrate hairs through a fluid in your ear.
2)In an area with no air such as space there will be no sound because the sound waves can't travel.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/d0e6a2a4-306f-4a2f-b434-17af64b11ecd
Olin Walker

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This video explains different types of ecosystems a terrestrial ecosystem and a aquatic ecosystem.

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On the island of Borneo, bats and pitcher plants rely on each other for survival. Can you guess how? In this episode of DEmystified, investigate ecosystems and how they can help us understand the complex connections between plants, animals, and their environments.

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1. I learned that supernovae explode to create life.

2. Nucleic molecules create DNA.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/45771fa2-8dff-40e0-8665-197e29e58371/?embed=false&embed_origin=false

Jake St. Peter

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Illustrates the building blocks of life, and summarizes the basics of organic chemistry. The program theorizes how amino acids, nucleic acids, and proteins led to the first cells, and reveals that organic compounds exist all over the universe.

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(1) The Moon rotates around the Earth and reflects the sun's light to the Earth.
(2) The shapes of the moon are caused by processes called waxing and waning. The only bright part of the moon is the side the sun is reflecting the light off of. The shadow is the dark side that is not being shown.
(3) Months are based off of the new moon rotating and back to a new moon, which takes about 30 days.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/b1b37daf-fbe7-48ea-bf33-830e567433e7
Nolan Schachtner, the coolest most tubular dude.

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Animals rely on living and non living things. Like air, water, shelter and other non living things. But animals also need living things like plants or animals to survive. The eco system can be interrupted with things like pollution and climate change that will make it harder for animals to survive.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/a9117998-a545-47ed-83c2-2b45831bb102

Axel Ericson

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This one tells about storms and what different types there are. Did you know that hurricanes can reach up to 370 miles long? Do you know how tornadoes formed.
-Andrew

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1)Vibration travels from a source, through the air, water, and even in our bodies. Without vibration, there is no sound.
2)Sound waves travel through your ear and bounce off of your ear drum. That vibration moves a bone in your ear, which send vibrations in your ear and tiny hairs move. Then nerves tell your brain to listen up. https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/d0e6a2a4-306f-4a2f-b434-17af64b11ecd
Lauren Brock

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1. I learned that there can be traits that you inherit from other ancestors back in your family tree

2. I learned that there is a giant difference between inherited traits and traits that people teach you

**Nick

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1)I learned that all different mammals life for different lengths. From Bowhead Whales living up to 200 years, to chipmunks who only live 1-4 years.
2)All mammals live a similar cycle of life, or the series of changes during the life of an organism. From birth, to adulthood.
**Matt

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1) Star dust is in humans.

2) 1 light  year is 6 trillion miles.

3) It takes 26,000 light years to make it to the center of the milky way.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/dc3f7f63-6169-4f89-b102-c90c601ee498
Ryan

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1) Every element in the human body are made of star dust

2) One light year  is 6,000,000,000,000 miles

Carter

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1)there are 2 types of metamorphosis simple and complete
2) A simple has 3 stages and a complete has 4

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1) i learned that some bow head whales where born before the light bulb are still alive today!
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/28b42ce3-8ec8-4bde-8994-b0b4a10ebfb6
2) animals can live from 1 year to 200 years!
*Forest Bunzey

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1 Otters rely on its habbitat to survive
2 an invasive species can threaten all of the species in the habbitat
3 polution can threaten all things in a ecosystem

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1) Without vibration there is no sound and that's why there is no sound in space because in space there is no air, water, or anything for sound to travel
2) The sound waves travel to your ears and go past your ear drum which causes a chain of tiny bones making vibration so you can hear.

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1. Prokaryotes are organisms without a nucleus like bacteria.
2. Instead of a nucleus, they have DNA in a certain region of their bodies called the nucleoid region.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/402ed6c8-2d25-4523-a2ec-d0e107c271b3/?embed=false&embed_origin=false

Jake St. Peter

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Explores some of the characteristics of prokaryotes. Prokaryotes are single-celled organisms that have a cell wall but not a nucleus. Bacteria have a network of molecules called peptidoglycan and archaea does not. Bacteria are sometimes classified based on a staining test that is performed to help define their physical characteristics, which leads to them being classified as gram positive or gram negative.

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1) To create electricity you need a source of energy, electricity can go from varying from one place to all over the place.

2) Auroras are able to be crate by the power and light of the sun but, there are many other sources to get electricity it's not just the sun.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/2b5ba6af-a8c2-4e53-947b-e51c08fd99c2

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1) Birds and Bees both transfer pollen
2) All flowering plants have male and female parts
3) Chocolate, Flowers, and Fruits are all flowering plants
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/cc6c91d2-59c1-4c08-8be2-cda1f09f5953
Tess Nyman

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1) Rocks are not renewable because they can not be replaced.

2)Plants are renewable because they drop seeds that plant more.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/f2b7b6c4-1488-40e5-99d3-2296ca27fe4f

* Liam Gallagher

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Divides natural resources into two major groups: renewable and nonrenewable. Renewable resources can be replaced by nature and nonrenewable resources are gone once they are used. Wind and solar energy are inexhaustible natural resources. Wood and food sources such as fish are renewable but if used too quickly can become scarce.

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Mechanical energy is often associated with motion, such as moving water, driving cars, and helicopters. The movement of walking animals, such as deer, or people, exhibits mechanical energy, enabling them to walk. Most machines use mechanical energy to get their jobs done.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/1fe738eb-bcae-462e-880e-3dd6f58ae629
-Hunter

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Discusses motion, and states that energy associated with motion is called mechanical energy. The segment also refers to the mechanical energy of objects in motion as kinetic energy.

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1) There are six types of energy, chemical energy, mechanical energy, thermal energy, light energy, electrical energy, and sound energy.
2) Energy is the ability to cause a change or do work.
https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/dddd8ddb-0a24-4b4b-8c22-96f573305ff7
**Dylan Hoffman

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1) There are two kinds of metamorphosis, the two metamorphosis are the complete and the incomplete metamorphosis.
2) The larva come out of the egg.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/e461f5ea-42e3-43c3-b05c-9f9233262345
Ollie

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1) A place filled with living and non-living things that depend on each others for their survival.
2) Ecosystems are all around us, and everywhere around us. There are different types of ecosystems two of those are aquatic or water ecosystems, and terrestrial or land ecosystems.
3)An Example of an ecosystem is a plant called pitcher plant, pitcher plants get their food by having small animals sleep in them, wait for them to poop and they get a yummy meal.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/8e4b10f8-afc1-4c0c-8c65-cb0575e2a2d5

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Animals use traits to survive and the traits are different for the habitat, for example a colder climate has animals with more fur then animals in warmer climate. https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/ad08b4b0-a480-4a50-8dd5-fb55414c26a5
Axel Ericson

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Defines a habitat and looks at the characteristics of different animal habitats found around the world.

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1) Current electricity is in everything that needs electric.

2) To have a current electricity device. You need to have a conductor, source, and a load.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/9f846cbf-af79-4e88-a3b4-07cd5cf06de7
** Cole

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Discovers what makes electricity flow by examining the three components needed to make an electric circuit work.

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How the Universe Works: How Black Holes Made Us

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How the Universe Works: How Black Holes Made Us

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1) A black hole gives birth to stars

2) The bigger the black hole the faster it starts to claim are galaxy.

Carter

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How the Universe Works: How Black Holes Made Us

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Demonstrates how black holes are the architects of the universe, and differentiates between supermassive, ultramassive, stellar-mass, and microscopic black holes. The program emphasizes that, while black holes are destructive, they also lead to the creation and preservation of stars and galaxies.

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This video describes a system formed by a interaction of a community of organisms. It tells about different habitats to explain a ecosystem.

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Defines an ecosystem as the interaction of a community of organisms with the physical environment. Ecosystems are an example of symbiosis, which is a relationship where organisms and environment depend on each other for their existence. A biome is a major regional or global living community characterized by its dominant organisms and climate.

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1) Living and non living things work together to keep each other alive and maintain.
2)Biomes is a major regional or global characterized by the climate and dominant organisms.
3)A ecosystem is a system is formed by the interaction of a community of organisms whit their physical environment.
***Claire MacMartin
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/07709b23-19d7-44a4-a742-cb6cd4ad3db8

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Defines an ecosystem as the interaction of a community of organisms with the physical environment. Ecosystems are an example of symbiosis, which is a relationship where organisms and environment depend on each other for their existence. A biome is a major regional or global living community characterized by its dominant organisms and climate.

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1)Deaf people can't hear but they still dance in rhythm to music
2)The deaf people feel the vibrations coming from the instrument
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/ed1deee3-cb98-4534-a325-521bab1e6fec
Olin Walker

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1) Octopus have no skeleton or shell so they can fit into small spaces
2) Octopus have proved very intelligent
3)Octopus can forcibly expel water from their bodies

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Deep-sea Survival: The Octopus Demystified

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This chapter looks at the mollusk, the difference between octopus and squid, the tentacles of an octopus, and its' intelligence.

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1) All otters have different traits and abilities to help them survive different weather conditions, staying safe, and changing their space.
2) Otters live in their own ecosystem which helps them survive. Their habitat has everything they need like food. Otters can swim underwater for up to 8 minutes which is helpful during hunting.
3) Otters can use not only things that are living but are also nonliving. For example the air is nonliving, water is nonliving, and rocks are nonliving. Nonliving and living things are used for different things with Otters. An otters ecosystem is connected in a web, if one thing goes out then everything else fails.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/a9117998-a545-47ed-83c2-2b45831bb102
**Addison Lucero

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1) You need three things to make a power source. A power source, an output device (ex: a light), and a conductor.

2) In a circuit, the battery has a negative-charged terminal and a positive-charged terminal. For the circuit to work properly, both of the terminals need to be connected to the circuit.

3) A switch can help the circuit if either paths of the charged terminals are broken. When the switch is open, it will not work. However, when it is closed, the circuit will become complete again, and it will work.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/9f846cbf-af79-4e88-a3b4-07cd5cf06de7
**Anya Ford

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Discovers what makes electricity flow by examining the three components needed to make an electric circuit work.

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1) Without plants there would not be any air. so we need trees.

2) Without trees there would be no wood to build houses. we also could not burn wood to keep us warm.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/02fe5e00-d6de-49c9-8d02-53e035b6d6fa

* Liam Gallagher

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DEmystified: What Are Natural Resources?

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Have you ever imagined what life would be like without trees? Besides not having forests, you would have to give up chewing gum, toothpaste, and ice cream, too. In this episode of DEmystified, explore how natural resources like trees effect our lives.

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1) Eco systems depend on each other to survive
2) Something unnatural can affect and take the balance of the eco system off. https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/b0be015c-f555-4412-bd29-8b6381c3c1be

Axel Ericson

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States that an ecosystem is all of the living organisms in a place and all of the other things that make up their environment, and explains why Thomas Berry believed ecosystems should be called eco-communities.

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1) All living things are made of cells, as humans your bodies contain animal cells.
2) Each of your animal cells have cell membranes, it surrounds your cell, it allows oxygen to enter your cells.
3)Cell membrane decides what can come in and what can't.
***Claire MacMartin

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/46c2ae35-5f2b-4b3d-9d83-c6f2a2291d8c

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Describes the five basic parts of animal cells which include the cell membrane, nucleus, mitochondria, vacuoles, and cytoplasm. [Image thumbnail: eranicle/ Shutterstock.com]

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1) Ganymede 60 mile thick ocean under its crust.

2) There is a thick layer of ice before the ocean on Ganymede.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/d4d2f29c-a5b1-4ada-917d-0eb250e0767b

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Traces two world news reports from the week of March 25, 2015. The first story covers the discovery of an underground ocean on Ganymede, the largest of Jupiter's moons. The program then profiles a group of young women in Kabul, Afghanistan who stand up for equal rights by training for the National Cycling Team.

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1) The movement of sound waves can travel into a source through the air, underwater, and even in your own bodies.
2) You can't hear sound in space because there is nothing for sound to travel through in order to get within hearing distance.
https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/d0e6a2a4-306f-4a2f-b434-17af64b11ecd
**Dylan Hoffman

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Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park

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Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park

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1) Gorillas when in zoos die from depression.
2) There are only about 1000 gorillas
3) 98 percent of gorillas D N A is human
4) Gorillas can get illnesses that humans have.

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1) In almost all cases, the offspring of people look like their parents becuase of genes
2) Genes are inside of our DNA, as we have part of our parents DNA

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1) Hydroelectric energy comes from the power of water.

2) Generators can change the energy in moving water to electricity.

3) Electricity that is provided from moving water is cleaner than electricity provided from fossil fuels.

https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/336f075a-0ac6-4dd6-a973-f3bd79a1c93b
**Anya Ford

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1)Sound is produced when something vibrates back and forth.
2)Sound is created because the molecules around something vibrate and make sound. When the molecules move it  the sound to travel.
https://google.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/d0e6a2a4-306f-4a2f-b434-17af64b11ecd
Lauren Brock

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1) Doctors originally measured heat by placing their hand on a forehead, to determine weather people were sick or not. It was in the 1600's that a man named Santorio Santorio invented the thermomoter.
2) The temperature of a object or person has to do with the energy of the particles in it. the faster the particles move, the warmer they are.
3) Early thermomoters were made from a glass tube and a special liquid with mercury in it.
- Georgia

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1) Mammal mothers have mammary glands which to feed there young and its how mammals get there names
2) Mammals have the most developed  brains but it causes them to take longer for then to mature into adulthood
3) Bowhead whales can live up to 200 years old which means some can be older then the light bulb.
Hayden Ashey