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This webtool allows classes to go on an exploration field trip without leaving the classroom. When learning about the ocean, this will be a fun and interesting way to learn about the ocean.

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ENCOURAGE literacy skills with highlighted narration
- LEARN new vocabulary with tappable words and pictures
- INTERACT with diagrams and animations
- QUIZ yourself on what you've learned

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A very in depth knowledge about the oceans. There are some beautiful pictures and interesting facts younger children may enjoy.

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By National Geographic Society — Explore with Jacques the hermit crab and learn that a healthy ocean is a healthy world!  This app from National Geographic Kids teaches children about ocean animals and the importance of water conservation in a fun and interactive adventure game.

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Based on the book The Magic School Bus: On the Ocean Floor written by Joanna Cole and illustrated by Bruce Degen,, this interactive storybook app is teeming with science facts, videos, photos and games. In comic book style format, readers engage in an active reading experience as they discover plant and animal life, coral reefs, the ocean floor and more.

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Noodle tools is a search engine for student research. According to the information page, they have a new program on it specializing in young elementary level research. This will be ideal to use for if we create a individual project for students to choose a marine animal and research information about it and how it effects the ecosystem it belongs to.

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Android has added this fun app. Allowing you to explore the ocean layers. you can zoom around the sea floor, exploring the entire Monterey Bay Canyon, for example, or search through photos and videos from contributors  Google Earth for Android even supports multi-touch navigation, with the ability to use two fingers to change your viewpoint, looking up, down or around as you please.

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This is a search engine all students can use regardless of grade level.  They provide students will educational resources for a research topic. This will be great to use in the final project of choosing a marine animal to research and create a presentation about it to present to the class.

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This website has a variety of activities classrooms can incorporate to their schedules to learn and promote environmental preservation and awareness. This will be a great tool to use for the end of the unit to get students involved in a real-life awareness activity.

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This is used for teachers to create online games for students to access, play, and practice.  This web tool is an excellent way for students to study for a test or use as homework for extra reinforcement.

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Peardeck is an interactive assessment that is ideal for introducing a topic and evaluating how well students know the information.  Each question can vary from multiple choice questions, timelines, and teachers can set a limit for how much time students have for each question. The class can also see the number of students who participated and their answers as well. This app requires that all students have an ipad to participate in the activity. This will be a good introduction to our unit to assess how much students know about the oceanic ecosystem

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Penzu is an online journal students can keep and type on rather than writing in a tangible resource. In addition, teachers can log on and read their students' work.

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This website has a plethora of subjects and topics for the classroom. Students can watch a short informative clip about the subject as well as take a quiz on the information they learned. It is engaging, interactive, and fun! This will be useful for introducing a topic and giving a brief overview of the ocean.

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This is a collaborative way for students to share their work and create a mind map; a step up from a powerpoint presentation. This can be used as a group project for students when learning about the different layers of the ocean.

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This website can be used as an extra-credit/homework/follow-up assignment for students to read about current news occurring in the ocean.