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[|Ocean links]



April 3, 2008
> Good morning. We are going to learn about the ocean today. Put on your > mask, fins, and snorkel. Don't forget your bathing suit. Here we go. Your > first task is to name and learn to navigate around your island. > >

April 10, 2008
> Today we are going to do some exploring. Are you ready to learn some > things about oceans? You will get to write on your own space about each > question. We are going to learn about why the ocean is blue, how many > oceans there are and what is a sea. You will also learn how to insert an > image. Click on the link below to get started. Go to: Frequently asked > questions

 May 15, 2008
> Today we are going to learn how to use nettracker. We are going to do a > picture search and insert it into our personal pages > [|Nettrecker]


 Today we are going to continue answering our questions. Click on this link to answer the following questions: What are the main "oceans" called? What is a sea? Why is the ocean salty? [|Frequently asked questions] June 4th, 2008 Today there are going to be several choices. You can choose if you want to map the visitors to our wikispace on the large wall map or you can visit the ocean links. You may be able to do both. If you choose to map the visitors to our wikispace, you will be responsible for typing the country and state names to add to our list. I also want everyone to click on the layers of the ocean link below and figure out where your ocean animal lives. media type="custom" key="786283"

<span style="display: block; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; text-align: center;">Tagging a sea turtle to observe migration and family patterns.
> These pictures show the green sea turtle in Bonaire being tagged for > research to study migration patterns and monitor births.

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[|Layers of the ocean] Learn about the layers of the ocean and what lives there.

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