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Science: Water
Science: Water
Focus: What is water and how does it work?
Focus: What is water and how does it work?
Learn all about water, and how it makes up the earth’s surface!
Learn all about water, and how it makes up the earth’s surface!
Learn about the energy, motion, movement, and force that make water incredibly powerful, useful, and necessary for life on earth!
Learn about the energy, motion, movement, and force that make water incredibly powerful, useful, and necessary for life on earth!
Social Studies:
Social Studies:
The Puget Sound
The Puget Sound
Focus: Social Studies in Washington State!
Focus: Social Studies in Washington State!
After you learn about water and motion this week for science, we will take you on a virtual tour in Washington State to learn about a body of water that is extremely important to the Pacific Northwest.
After you learn about water and motion this week for science, we will take you on a virtual tour in Washington State to learn about a body of water that is extremely important to the Pacific Northwest.
It is called ...
It is called ...
the Puget Sound.
the Puget Sound.
Where Does Water Come From?
Where Does Water Come From?
Watch the video to find out!
Watch the video to find out!
Primary Bodies of Water
Primary Bodies of Water
Watch Ms. Herley teach you about primary bodies of water in this video!
Watch Ms. Herley teach you about primary bodies of water in this video!
Learners NOTICE and ASK QUESTIONS about the world around them.
How Geography Affects Water
How Geography Affects Water
Watch this video as Ms. Herley walks you through understanding how geography affects water.
Watch this video as Ms. Herley walks you through understanding how geography affects water.
How People Affect Water
How People Affect Water
Watch this video as Ms. Herley walks you through understanding how people affect water.
Watch this video as Ms. Herley walks you through understanding how people affect water.
Science Research! Part 1
Science Research! Part 1
Water in Our World!
Water in Our World!
Click on the video to watch as Ms. DiAsio walks you through the steps to access PebbleGo.
Click on the video to watch as Ms. DiAsio walks you through the steps to access PebbleGo.
After you watch the video, be sure to sign in by yourself and learn more about water in our world through the online database.
After you watch the video, be sure to sign in by yourself and learn more about water in our world through the online database.
#researchROCKS!
#researchROCKS!
Mystery Doug Science
Mystery Doug Science
Why is the Ocean Salty?
Why is the Ocean Salty?
Click the Mystery Doug button below to watch the video:
Read More On MyOn!
Read More On MyOn!
Want to learn more about water and motion?! We hope so, because these topics are amazing!
Want to learn more about water and motion?! We hope so, because these topics are amazing!
Log into MyOn through Clever and check out the project that Ms. DiAsio assigned to you.
Log into MyOn through Clever and check out the project that Ms. DiAsio assigned to you.
In the project, you will find a list of book suggestions to learn more about water in our world. Read as many as you would like to!
In the project, you will find a list of book suggestions to learn more about water in our world. Read as many as you would like to!
Can't remember how to sign into MyOn? Click on the video to find out!
Can't remember how to sign into MyOn? Click on the video to find out!
Listen to This Story!
Listen to This Story!
Learn what happens when a town needs to get rid of 3,168 tons of garbage and has nowhere to put it!
Learn what happens when a town needs to get rid of 3,168 tons of garbage and has nowhere to put it!
Why Care About Water?
Why Care About Water?
Learn why by watching this video made by National Geographic!
Learn why by watching this video made by National Geographic!
Science Research: Part 2
Science Research: Part 2
Saving Our Water!
Saving Our Water!
Click on the video to watch as Ms. DiAsio walks you through the steps to access PebbleGo.
Click on the video to watch as Ms. DiAsio walks you through the steps to access PebbleGo.
Learn about the importance of saving our water and recycling on PebbleGo!
Learn about the importance of saving our water and recycling on PebbleGo!
#researchROCKS!
#researchROCKS!
Recycling DIY Project
Recycling DIY Project
As you have learned this week, it is extremely important for us to protect our water and help do our parts to stop pollution. One simple way we can do that is by recycling!
As you have learned this week, it is extremely important for us to protect our water and help do our parts to stop pollution. One simple way we can do that is by recycling!
Turn your plastic water bottles into a recyclable science project to help water the earth or fill up an outdoor dog dish!
Turn your plastic water bottles into a recyclable science project to help water the earth or fill up an outdoor dog dish!
Take your plastic water bottles and clean them up. Then, have a parent or older family member help you to cut out holes in the water bottles to set up a water fall system to catch rain!
Take your plastic water bottles and clean them up. Then, have a parent or older family member help you to cut out holes in the water bottles to set up a water fall system to catch rain!
Do NOT do this project without adult supervision.
Do NOT do this project without adult supervision.
Social Studies Connection
Social Studies Connection
Explore the Puget Sound in Washington
Explore the Puget Sound in Washington
The following activities will take you on a virtual adventure to view an extremely important natural geographic feature in Washington State!
The following activities will take you on a virtual adventure to view an extremely important natural geographic feature in Washington State!
The Puget Sound is a large body of water in the Pacific Northwest that flows in from the Pacific Ocean. It is extremely important to our history, way of life, and weather patterns here in Washington.
The Puget Sound is a large body of water in the Pacific Northwest that flows in from the Pacific Ocean. It is extremely important to our history, way of life, and weather patterns here in Washington.
Explore with Google Earth!
Explore with Google Earth!
Explore the Puget Sound by clicking on this link: here.
Explore the Puget Sound by clicking on this link: here.
Once the web page loads, you will be able to explore the area by moving around the map while zooming in and out!
Did You Know...?
Did You Know...?
...In Washington, we have a living museum on the Puget Sound!
...In Washington, we have a living museum on the Puget Sound!
It is called The Center For Wooden Boats!
It is called The Center For Wooden Boats!
You can take a trip there to learn about its history, practice wood carving on boats, and even take a boat ride out onto the Puget Sound on the weekends! Check it out at this link here.
You can take a trip there to learn about its history, practice wood carving on boats, and even take a boat ride out onto the Puget Sound on the weekends! Check it out at this link here.
The Giant Octopus of the Sound
The Giant Octopus of the Sound
Did you know that the giant Pacific octopus (GPO) is the largest octopus species in the world? We have them living here in the Puget Sound!
Pollution in the Puget Sound
Pollution in the Puget Sound
Sadly, there is a lot of pollution in the Puget Sound. Watch the video to get an underwater look at some of the pollution. This pollution comes from the negative impact that humans have on the natural environment. While the video is playing, you can use your cursor to move the video screen for a 360 degree view of the water.
It takes all of us to help!
It takes all of us to help!
If we work together, we can help stop the dangerous impacts of pollution and help to preserve place around the world like the Puget Sound so that people and animals can survive and thrive!
The Seattle Aquarium on the Puget Sound!
The Seattle Aquarium on the Puget Sound!
There is another great place you can visit to learn more about the water and animals that live in the water: The Seattle Aquarium!
They have so many amazing exhibits, even ones with octopus in them! If you ever have the opportunity, stop in to check them out!
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