Marine Bio- Day 5 Drill: List one correct food chain from the food web. Outcome: Be able to create an aquatic environment that a specific organism could.

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Marine Bio- Day 5 Drill: List one correct food chain from the food web. Outcome: Be able to create an aquatic environment that a specific organism could live in Agenda: Take Unit 1 Quiz 1 Begin the Aquarium Project

Agenda Take your quiz. Questions/Comments/Concerns about Ocean Zones – Symbiotic Relationships – Food Chains – Food Webs Go to a computer and begin thinking about your aquarium project Making the design Getting finalized animals and conditions Begin to put the info NEATLY into a powerpoint or on a poster!!

Aquarium Project Goals for the Aquarium Project Name of Aquarium Are there additional attractions? Why is it so great? Goals for the Aquarium Project Name of Aquarium Why should people come Cost (enter / build) Organisms in the aquarium Layout / BluePrint (sketch) with explanation How they environment meets the needs Filters/Temp control/Salinity Organized and colorful (pictures!) Cite your websites! How will you stop them from eating each other? Is the temp, lighting, space enough? How will you make it meet the needs/lifestyle of the orgs?

Marine Bio- Day 11&12 Drill: Think about any questions about the aquarium proj OR about the quiz you just got back!! Outcome: Be able to create an environment that a specific organism could live in. Agenda: Look at Unit 1 Quiz 1 Complete the Aquarium Project

Agenda Look over your quiz Goals for the Aquarium Project Questions/Comments/Concern Notice what you need to study for the first Unit 1 EXAM! Goals for the Aquarium Project Name of Aquarium Why should people come Cost (enter / build) Organisms in the aquarium Is the temp, lighting, space enough? How will you make it meet the needs/lifestyle of the orgs? Why is it so great? Layout / BluePrint with explanation How they environment meets the needs Filters/Temp control/Salinity Organized and colorful How will you stop them from eating each other?