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Bear Grylls

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One thing I learned is that people explored Mars more than they have explored the bottom of the ocean. I also learned that 26,000 animals have been discovered and many more get found each year!

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Is a book where they talk about interesting people who traveled the deep ocean and discovered new and interesting animals.

By Dany

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I learned that people use tags to track sea animals with satellites! I also learned that there are more than 23,0000 sea animals!

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I learned that there are lots of creatures in the sea that we don’t know about. Creatures also live very deep in the sea.

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Adriana What I learned about the book Deep in the Ocean:

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Adriana What I learned about the book Deep in the Ocean:

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I didn’t know that there was the “Sunlit Zone” the “Twilight Zone” and the “Deep Ocean Zone” and it was very interesting reading about that.

Something that I’m curious about is that every time there is new species in the sea!

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I learned that there are many kinds of animals living everywhere in the ocean, but we don’t know very much about the animals. We just recently found out about so many different creatures that had remained a mystery for so long.

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I learned that there are a lot of creatures that are under the water that we people still did not explored the creatures.

I learned that we have still 70 percent of the water that is still not explored by us humans.

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I learned that animals can breath in every type of depth in the water

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I learned: That there are lots of animals you don’t expect to be under water but they are and some animals you don’t know if they were real! And that a whale put on something on his back and that connects to a sadilit disk in space.

I’m curious: how does the saidilit disk connect to the whale by so many miles or meters.

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I learned:

Near volcanos in the ocean it is warm, the volcanos cause that.

There are different levels to the ocean which homes to different animals.

I wonder:

What animals live in the deepest part of the ocean

If animals that live in the deepest part come to other parts of the ocean

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I learned that there are many amazing creatures In the bottom of the ocean. I’m curious how deep really is the ocean

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deep in the ocean

i read the book in 3 min

i learned about deep in the sea

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I Learned… From The Book Deep In The Ocean

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I Learned… From The Book Deep In The Ocean

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I learned that explorers and scientists put tags on sea creatures to research on that animal. The tag is connected to a satellite. This way scientists can observe sea creatures from afar.

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Why do you think people applied?
What qualities would they need?

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1. Why did Elon Musk send his car into space?

2. What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have?

Bonus Activity: Elon Musk wants to make it possible for people to travel to other planets. But right now, going to space is very expensive. Elon Musk is trying to solve that problem by making it cheaper. Think of an important problem that you would like to solve when you grow up. Why is this problem important to you? How would you try to solve it? Draw or describe your ideas.

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Why did Elon Musk send his car into space?

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Watch the video to discover the answer to “Why did Elon Musk send his car into space?” and don’t forget to vote for next week’s question!

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Voting for this episode is now closed. Would you like to vote on the most recent poll?

I pulled three questions from my jar. Which question do you want to explore next week?

Can animals be friends with other kinds of animals?

-Charlie, 3rd Grade

How do binoculars work?

-Kamryn, 2nd Grade

How do people know what expiration date to put on food?

-Diya, 5th Grade

Watch the video to discover the answer and don't forget to vote for next week's question. There are mysteries all around us. Have fun and stay curious!

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Voting for this episode is now closed. Would you like to vote on the most recent poll? I pulled three questions from my jar. Which question do you want to explore next week? Can animals be friends with other kinds of animals? -Charlie, 3rd Grade How do binoculars work?

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What did you learn? What are you curious about?

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What did you learn? What are you curious about?

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What was your first exploration?
How did you feel?
What made you decide to explore?
What was your first important discovery?
Did you make the discovery on purpose or accidentally?
Did you have a plan and did it go the way you wanted to?
What was it like to explore? How do/did you feel?
Did you ever have second thoughts about what you were doing and why?
How did your discovery affect the people nearby?

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The 'You Wouldn't Want to Be...' series has been published in 32 languages and has sold over 6 million copies. On our website, you can find free teachers' education resources, classroom plays and free web books that can be viewed on devices including an iPhone 8, an iPad or a PC, along with eBooks and special easier-to-read editions using type designed for dyslexic readers.

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You wouldn't want to be - You Wouldn't Want to Be

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The 'You Wouldn't Want to Be...' series has been published in 32 languages and has sold over 6 million copies. On our website, you can find free teachers' education resources, classroom plays and free web books that can be viewed on devices including an iPhone 8, an iPad or a PC, along with eBooks and special easier-to-read editions using type designed for dyslexic readers.

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This is my favourite page in the book, Sally Ride. I like it because I think the picture is really cool and it showed me how the space is like.