1. Wednesday, February 6th:
Week of February 4, 2019:
Wednesday, February 6th:

2. Read/Review Ocean composition/location notes for quiz today!
OPENING: 2/6/2019
Agenda: Ocean floor vocabulary (pages 34-35); Progress Reports signed and returned tomorrow!
Read/Review Ocean composition/location notes for quiz today!

3. Work Session: 2/6/19: Ocean Composition and Location Quiz
Put answers 1-10 into I-respond
Complete Constructed Response

4. The Baltic Sea Anomaly is an underwater formation at the bottom of the Baltic Sea that has the appearance of “rough granite”, is round, 3 to 4 meters (9.8 to 13.1 ft) thick, approximately 60 meters(200 ft) in diameter, and stands on an 8-meter (26 ft) tall pillar-like feature. It is located at a depth of 85 to 90 meters (279 to 295 ft) and is shaped a little bit like the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars. It was found by a team of divers in Scientists and conspiracy theorists argue- is it a natural geologic feature or a sunken UFO?

5. write a question they have about the item on a sticky note and come to the board to stick it around the projected image. The goal is to generate as many questions as possible. Next, discuss and evaluate the questions using a Depth of Knowledge (DoK) Question Rainbow (a poster made of of colored paper to make a continuum- blue for DoK Level 1, green for DoK Level 2, yellow for DoK Level 3, red for DoK Level ). Work with students to place the questions along the continuum. Discuss ways to rethink the questions so they can move from lower-order questions to higher-order questions. Begin instruction so that students’ questions get answered. The Brainpop video can be used to introduce ocean floor features. Students can communicate their understanding of ocean floor features by creating a 3-DOcean Floor Diagram.  
Ocean Topography

6. Agenda Check: Have agenda open to today’s date.
CLOSING SESSION: 2/6/2019
Quiz reflection
Agenda Check: Have agenda open to today’s date.