Learning Unit: Human Impact on Marine Ecosystem

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Learning Unit: Human Impact on Marine Ecosystem Janice Vina G. Dotimas 3rd Trimester, April-June, 2012

The Marine Ecosystem In each of the activities that will be presented and participated in by the scholars in the unit, the interaction between human and their environment will be emphasized. Through the brain targeted teaching model, these scholars will also have a firsthand experience on how they can personally impact on the marine ecosystem.

Content Standards Maryland State Curriculum: (Science) IV. A.1 Recognize and describe that people in Maryland depend on, change, and are affected by the environment. Identify and describe that human activities in a community or region are affected by environmental factors Identify and describe personal and community behaviors that waste natural resources and/or cause environmental harm and those behaviors that maintain or improve the environment.

Content standard continued 2. (Literacy) IV.I. A.4 Determine important ideas and messages in informational texts. State and support main ideas and messages. Summarize or paraphrase

Brain Target 1: Emotional Connection Students will visit the Inner Harbor. They will take pictures on how the government protects the harbor and how people take care or waste the water in the Inner Harbor. In the classroom, the students will work in groups and work together to make a list of what ifs…(ex. What if there were no signs on not to throw garbage on the water; what if the government will not spend, money on cleaning the harbor’s water?)

For all to reflect on the water’s health: What can I do to help preserve the Inner Harbor’s water?

Brain Target 2: Physical Environment The classroom will be a miniature model of how a watershed will look like. All students work will be put on display. Computers will be available to check on facts for research on topics like water cycle, watersheds, etc. There will be a corner to learn how to take photographs

BT #2 continued… The bulletin boards should be places where the students can hang their charts. Pictures of the video clips “Ecosystem” can be visible in the classroom. Photography center is accessible to the students. Arrange for flexible seating that will lend itself to the many group activities that the unit will require. Journals should be in one place so if students will write on them, they will easy access and also, it will be a more focuses center.

Brain Target 3: Concept Map Human Impact on Marine Ecosystem Watersheds,Wetlands, Stormdrains,Raingarden Trip to Inner Harbor Trip to Gwynn’s Falls Manhole Design Persuasive Writing Haiku/ Photography

BT 3 Long Term Learning Targets I can explain what a watershed is and how it is connected to a larger body of water I can explain how a change in one part of a system changes the whole system I can write to inform using a persuasive form I can write a haiku about awareness of making waterdrains free of garbage I can take a photograph that will support my haiku content

BT 3 Supporting Targets I can define the elements of an ecosystem I can explain what causes water pollution

Brain Target 4:Mastery/ Procedural Knowledge Students will use charts to illustrate what a watershed is Students will use facts from their note catchers in writing their paragraphs Students will write haikus Students will make a manhole design to create awareness on how to make it free from garbage

BT #4 continued… Students will use charts to illustrate what a watershed is Students will use facts from their note catchers in writing their paragraphs Students will take pictures of water drains Students will write haikus Students will make a manhole design to create awareness on how to make it free from garbage

BT #4 Continued… Students will read books from the A-Z Leveled Reading Books for guided reading groups to strengthen other reading skill deficiencies. Students will learn from guest speakers from Irvine Nature Center on the quality of water found in the Baltimore Area. Students will have an interactive symposium with Lauren from ‘the Baltimore Blue Waters Student will work with partners in different grades to study photography

Brain Target 5: Extension and Application Using the Persuasive Techniques in Advertising students will write a letter to a news agency to persuade the management to help them in their efforts to make the water clean in the Baltimore Area.

BT #5 continued….. Students will put their haikus together. Haiku is the chosen poem that the students will write. They will take photographs on how people taking care/not taking care of water drains .They make it into a book. Have a book signing in Barnes and Nobles

Brain Target 6: Evaluation Learning Use rubrics for Writing: topics relevance , mechanics, content Use rubrics for poetry: Haiku form, picture relevance, “wow” effect