Do Animals Cook at 194 Degrees?

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Do Animals Cook at 194 Degrees?

Summary: Students explore temperature changes, water density, and currents in the ocean and the possibility of life in extreme conditions. Children read, record, and interpret data in a variety of ways. They predict and investigate animal life near deep sea vents and identify characteristics that allow these animals to survive in extreme settings.

Key Concepts: Ocean temperatures vary in different locations and different depths Ocean currents are caused by wind and influence the movement of water Deep ocean vents are openings in the deep ocean floor that emit heated sea water warmed by molten lava in the Earth’s crust Animals have the ability to adapt to extreme conditions

Objectives: Read, show, record, and interpret data Calculate temperature differences

Create a poster of hot and cold items Objectives: Hot Items Cold Items Hot Animals Cold Animal Create a poster of hot and cold items

Search Internet for ‘Real-Time’ temperature data www.CeNCOOS.org Objective: Search Internet for ‘Real-Time’ temperature data www.CeNCOOS.org Student data sheet/tables Record temps. Find differences (warmest/coldest) Bar Graph

Objective: observe and record action of hot water in cold water

Objective: Predict animal life/types at deep sea vents

Objective: Choose, research, and draw creature for hallway mural