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Oceans 11: Review of Unit 1… Structure and Motion Outcome KEY vocabulary words you should be able to use OSM-1 identify oceans and related water areas in the world Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Indian and southern Oceans. OSM-2 analyse the basic structure of the Earth’s waters 18 seas, including 3 landlocked seas. Continental shelf, slope and rise. Seamount, guyot, mid-ocean ridge, abyssal plain, trench, subduction, sea-floor spreading, submarine canyon List 1 class activity or demo used to teach this Pie and bar graphs, fill in maps, sort out the seas by ocean into which they empty Ocean and sea mapping quiz Big old powerpoint and notes. Mapping the ocean floor graph Videos on mapping the ocean floor. OSM-3 identify and describe the unique properties of water Cohesion, adhesion, heat capacity, viscosity, latent heat of fusion, density, expansion, surface tension, hydrogen bonding Hula hoop demonstration “red-rover” kids’ game Summary chart from powerpoint notes OSM-5 explain the role of the Coriolis Effect in the relationship between wind and current direction OSM-6 explain how thermohaline currents are produced Gyre, Coriolis effect, CW, CCW, northern and southern hemisphere, surface current Hula-hooping demonstration in the five main gyres Graphic organizer package Currents video clip OSM-8 describe current tide theory Lunar, solar, neap, spring, flood, ebb, tidal bulge, tidal range Density, salinity, conveyor belt, vertical assignment/task that was “marked”… Fish tank and colored water demonstration That crazy day where Ms. C. made you all line up and conga around the classroom, rising and sinking as you moved around the earth! Galileo video clip Current theory tide video clip Globe, sun, moon demonstration OSM-9 identify and describe types of tides Dinurnal, semi-diurnal, mixed semi-diurnal Handout notes OSM-10 identify and describe wave motion found in the marine environment and in everyday situations Crest, trough, wavelength, wave height, period, energy, plunging, spilling, surging, tsunami Video clips Breaking wave animation Tableau assignment (the one with the actors in the picture) Acrostic poem assignment Cohesion lab activity Currents quiz which YOU created Tide table graphing assignment Create a crossword puzzle