Microplastics 1. Pointing out Plastic Plastics can be found in many products at school and home. Plastics are created by _____________ from _____ or _________________.

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Microplastics 1

Pointing out Plastic Plastics can be found in many products at school and home. Plastics are created by _____________ from _____ or _________________. There are lots of types of plastics. peopleoil natural gas ( Photo credit : Marie Kowalski ) 2

One surprising product that has plastic in it is _____________. Some soaps have small pieces of _______________ (a type of plastic), which are called ____________________. some soap polyethylene microbeads Directions: Ingredients: Polyethylene 3

Which soap has plastic in it? CHALLENGE: Which soap has plastic in it? STEPS: 1.Observe the two soaps using your senses of smell and sight (NOT taste or touch) 2.Fill the jar half-way with water, then put the lid on your jar and shake it up! 3.Observe again with words and pictures, using your sight (NOT taste or touch) 4.Answer the questions on the next page. 4

____________________ are small particles of _____________ ___________________ that are less than __________ and end up in the ______________. Microplastics are found in: Microplastics marine debris 5 mm ocean soap, toothpaste,laundry lint plastic Most plastic in the ocean comes from ___________ land 5

___________________ is anything that ends up in the ocean or Great Lakes that doesn’t belong there. Plastic marine debris __________________ in the ocean. Marine debris Microplastics can also come from ________________ that use small plastic pellets to make their products. These pellets are called ____________. They are light in color and about this big fragments nurdles factories 6

Angel White’s Data Tow Number Total Number of Plastics* (2mm + 5mm) Volume of water (m 3 ) Angel White’s Data: Plastics found in 10 tows in the Pacific Ocean Manta trawl net ( Photo credit : Angel White ) 7

Small plastics, big problem ( Photo credit : Marcus Eriksen ) 8

What happens when plastic fragments in the ocean? 4(5in x 2in) + 2(2in x 2in) = 4(10 in 2 ) + 2(4 in 2 ) = 40 in in 2 = 48 in 2 6(2 in x 2 in) = 6(4 in 2 ) = 24 in 2 4(3in x 2in) + 2(2in x 2in) = 4(6 in 2 ) + 2(4 in 2 ) = 24 in in 2 = 32 in 2 24 in in 2 = 56 in 2 9

What happens when plastic fragments in the ocean? Example: Number of piecesWorkTotal Surface Area 1 Surface Area = 6(3 in x 3 in ) = 6(9 in 2 ) = 54 in 2 = 54 in. 2 10

Laurie Weitkamp’s Data: Juvenile salmon diets in the Columbia River Estuary Species Total number of fish Number with plastic in their stomachs Percent of fish with plastic in their stomachs Chinook1,009283% Coho174127% Steelhead21931% ( Photo credit : Laurie Weitkamp ) Laurie Weitkamp’s Data 11

Designing solutions to microplastics Individual ActionsMaking LawsEducation ( Photo credit : Laurie Weitkamp ) ( Photo credit : Marcus Eriksen ) Law   Reusab le Bag 12

Designing solutions to microplastics 1.Work with your team to review the materials in the “Solutions” folder and the data in your notebook 2.Design a solution to microplastics. Use page 10 of your notebook to think about the details of your plan 3.Use the poster paper to create a visual to help you explain your solution everyone 4.Share your idea! 13