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Scientific Poster Puzzle Dissection: Bowhead Whale

Overview

Students complete a physical puzzle based on a scientific poster about Bowhead Whales. Students then research the content of the poster and present their findings.

Objective

To familiarize students with: * the scientific method * real polar scientific posters * real polar scientific research * real polar scientific terminology * real polar scientific technology * real polar

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Arctic
Less than 1 period
Middle School and Up
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How do you get chosen to be a researcher at the South Pole?

This video is one in a series of Antarctic Answers that were recorded for showing to high schoolers. The video is 29 seconds long and could be showed as a warm up question about how to become a researcher.

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Antarctic
Less than 1 period
Middle School and Up
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Shrunken Spotted Seal Measurement Fun

Students will use "Susea" the seal—a seal toy that grows in water—to discover the scientific process. This lesson was created by Maggie Prevenas who took part in the Bering Ecosystem Study on the USCGC Healy in the Bering Sea.

Objective

Students interact with a seal that grows in water to practice basic measuring and scientific inquiry skills, while learning

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Arctic
More than a week
Middle School and Up
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