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neal.day5.foodchain.compatible.doc |
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lesson plan |
Computer Program |
MS Word 97 |
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394.00 KB - 1 file |
Expert Level |
Middle School (Grade 6-8) |
Contributor |
Benjamin P Neal |
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No source |
Resource Matrix |
Fish and Benthic Life in the Oceans |
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Description
This lesson introduces students to the idea of trophic consumption levels in the oceans, and shows some examples of Southern California marine food chains. This is the fifth and last lesson in a series of five lessons with accompanying videos, collectively entitled "A Week at Sea Aboard the Research Vessel Melville." The video for today is called "The Food Web" and can be found on YouTube at this link http://calechoes.wordpress.com/video/. This video is most appropriate, but not required, if watched before beginning the exercise, as it introduces the scientists involved in collecting the animal samples, (images of which are presented in the exercise described below), and to the meaning of the word trophic. This video is 9:05 minutes in length. Following the video, solicit student questions, and then begin the exercise below.
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Keywords SCC10, SCC10-1A, Food chains, Marine animal diversity, Research Vessel Melville, Scripps Institution of Oceanography |
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