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WEEK 18 2013 Oceanography Week-At-A-Glance Dr. Schomer Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Essential Question What are the various ways marine animals adapted to living in the ocean? Describe the differences in feeding behaviors for toothed and baleen whales? What are the various ways marine animals adapted to living in the ocean? What are the ways in which humans can use the resources of the oceans in responsible ways? What are the ways in which humans can use the resources of the oceans in responsible ways? Standard SO5. Students will analyze how the unique attributes of seawater determine the types of marine organisms and the ecology of marine food webs. SO5. Students will analyze how the unique attributes of seawater determine the types of marine organisms and the ecology of marine food webs. SO5. Students will analyze how the unique attributes of seawater determine the types of marine organisms and the ecology of marine food webs. b. Identify adaptations of marine organisms that allow them to live in seawater rather than on land. b. Identify adaptations of marine organisms that allow them to live in seawater rather than on land. b. Identify adaptations of marine organisms that allow them to live in seawater rather than on land. c. Describe patterns and relationships between biotic and abiotic factors among marine ecosystems, including estuaries, coral reefs, open waters, and the deep ocean. c. Describe patterns and relationships between biotic and abiotic factors among marine ecosystems, including estuaries, coral reefs, open waters, and the deep ocean. c. Describe patterns and relationships between biotic and abiotic factors among marine ecosystems, including estuaries, coral reefs, open waters, and the deep ocean. Students will identify how humans use the oceans for food, commerce, and energy and will evaluate the potential for abuse in the absence of responsible stewardship. Students will identify how humans use the oceans for food, commerce, and energy and will evaluate the potential for abuse in the absence of responsible stewardship. d. Explain the relationship between productivity, the flow of energy, and the structure of marine food webs. d. Explain the relationship between productivity, the flow of energy, and the structure of marine food webs. d. Explain the relationship between productivity, the flow of energy, and the structure of marine food webs. Objectives Methods Review game Killer Whales: Wolves of the Sea video (filing cabinet) Homework Category 3 of the Unit 7 objectives Distinguish between toothed and baleen whales Distinguish between toothed and baleen whales Blubber activity Begin Marine resource projectaquaculture/commerci al fishing (resource: chp 15 pp26-42); complete Part 1 of 4 individually Compare and contrast various marine animals Test #7 Discuss final exam procedures Resource project time; Complete Parts 2 and 3 individually and begin Part 4 with partners Fish farming/aquaculture video Work on project (should be only working on part 4 by now) Go over test 7 Finalize resource project/present projects Give final exam review sheet Final review sheet Final review sheet Study for sustainability quiz on Monday Identify methods of using the ocean’s resources responsibly Identify methods of using the ocean’s resources responsibly