| Have you ever just looked out at
the ocean and wondered what all lives in it? If you have, I've
got the perfect websites for you. The ocean and it's animals
cover
more than 75% of the Earth's surface. The ocean is covered with
thousands of types of animals. These animals are divided into
different types: Mammels and Fish. So get out your snorkel and
swimsuit and take a dive into the deep ocean with me. |
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Do
you want to learn about the largest mammels on this earth. Search
this website for many interesting facts about different types of
Whales. To find out the important information just click here Whales. |
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Do
you want to enjoy free entertainment and learn about beautiful animals
at the same time. If you answerded yes to any of these questions,
then you definately need to check out this website about Dolphins. |
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Check out this website if you want to see cute
pictures of adorable Sea Otters.
This website shows many types of sea animals including different
mammels and fish species. |
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This
awesome Aquarium website will show you many cool pictures of sea animals. Check it
out and see all the beautiful animals that make up 75% of this
world. |
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Do
you want to learn about Sharks
and all of their relatives. If so, check out this website and
tell me what you think about these scary animals. |
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Have you ever seen a jellyfish swimming along in
the water or laying on the beach? Or even worse have you ever
been stung by one of these very small sea animals. Check out this
website to find out more about Jellyfish. |
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Do you know the differences in Dolphins and Porpoises. They
are very similar in both sizes and looks. Go to this website and
find out how to tell the differences in these two. |
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Go to the official Sea World and
Busch Gardens website to see magnificant things. This site gives
you real life sea animal sounds and pictures to see and hear.
Also check out all of the other cool things if you want to learn more. |
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Are you interested in other types of animals and
not just Mammels and Fish. If you are, then you need to check out
this website about all the different types of animals in this world. |
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Do you think sting rays are cool sea
animals? I do, so I think you should look up this website that
tells all about Amazing Rays.
You will learn so much about these awesome animals after you look over
this page. |
| Mission
Project You are a reporter for The W. G. Nunn Elementary School Newspaper. Your boss has given you a very exciting assignment. You will get to ride in a big yellow submarine under the sea and watch the life of the animals who live there. Your boss wants you to come back from the trip with a report on two different animals. One mammal and one fish. More specifically your boss wants you to tell about your trip and report on 2 different sea animals for your article. You will need to describe the 2 sea animals (one mammal and one fish). In addition, your boss would also like for you to draw a picture of each of the sea animals to put in the W. G. Nunn Elementary Newspaper. Use the above websites to tell you all about many different sea critters. Also before your trip in the big yellow submarine, go to this website to help you learn the difference between mammals and fish in the ocean. Have a great
voyage! Mission
Steps
1)
Look at the above
websites and learn all sorts of interesting things about animals in the
ocean. Make sure you know the difference between a mammal in the
ocean and a fish in the ocean.
2)Imagine that you are in the big yellow submarine looking at the animals under the ocean. 3) Draw a picture of two of the different animals that you see. Make sure that one is a pciture of a mammal and the other is a picture of a fish. If you need some help remembering the difference go to the link directly above that says "website." 4) Make sure that your picture is colored very pretty for the imaginary W. G. Nunn Elementary School Newspaper. 5) Turn your pictures into Mr. Rusty so that he can show some of them off on his V.S.U. website. |
 Mr. Rusty's Homepage |
 rojarret@valdosta.edu |
 VSU TopicQuest Pages |
TopicQuest Lesson Plan |