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Scavenger Hunt

Materials:

• pencil • study notes • timer

Directions:

1. Each student receives a copy of the scavenger hunt, placed upside down on their desk. 2. Explain to students that they will scavenge their notes to find the answers to the questions. They will need to write in the answer on the line and then write the letter of the feature next to the picture. They MUST spell the feature correctly. You will start a timer and as students finish, you will write their time at the top of their paper. The paper will be turned over until everyone finishes. 3. After the last student finishes, trade papers. 4. Using a colored pencil, go through each answer, making corrections if needed. 5. The student with all the correct answers (including correct spellings) and with the shortest time is the winner. You could have several winners: boy/girl, by age, by hair color, by eye color, etc.

Ocean Scavenger Hunt Name ______Use your notes to find the answers as quickly as you can. Write the answer on the blank and then write the letter of the feature on the line by the pictured feature. Time ______

a) Created by that form a chain of huge, underwater : ______b) This feature connects the and oceanic : ______c) You stand on the highest part of this when you are at the : ______d) A -topped : ______e) These can extend into the almost 6.6 miles: ______f) A thick layer of that stretches on for miles and miles: ______g) When a erupts in the ocean, this forms as an underwater, stand-alone : ______h) Deposition near the builds up to create this feature: ______i) Created by volcanoes and extends above -level, it becomes habitable: ______

Ocean Scavenger Hunt Name ______Use your notes to find the answers as quickly as you can. Write the answer on the blank and then write the letter of the feature on the line by the pictured feature. Time ______I

C B H F A G D

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a) Created by earthquakes that form a chain of huge, underwater mountains: mid-ocean ridges

b) This feature connects the continent and : continental slope

c) You stand on the highest part of this when you are at the beach: continental shelf

d) A flat-topped seamount:

e) These can extend into the earth almost 6.6 miles: oceanic trenches

f) A thick layer of sediment that stretches on for miles and miles:

g) When a volcano erupts in the ocean, this forms as an underwater, stand-alone mountain: seamount

h) Deposition near the continental shelf builds up sediments to create this feature:

i) Created by volcanoes and extends above sea-level, it becomes habitable:

Ocean BINGO

Materials: study notes plastic chips or other type of marker pencil small prizes

Directions: 1. Students will use their study notes and word list to answer the clues about different ocean features or facts. (This can be a homework assignment.) 2. Students will place the answers randomly into the BINGO squares to created their own unique BINGO card. • Cards are differentiated: – Card with questions can be used for students that will need more support while playing the BINGO game. - Card that is separate from questions can be used as a challenge for students. Allow students to keep it under the BINGO card to allow for help or collect the question/answer page for a further challenge. 3. Cut apart calling cards and mix up. 4. Call out questions; students find the answer on their cards and mark with chip. 5. Winner is any direction or you can denote direction of your choice: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, four corners, etc. Award small prizes to winners. • Winners can simply call off covered answers or, for a challenge, they must define the answer correctly as they call it off. Example: “Seamount: A seamount is created by a volcano and is an underwater mountain.” 6. Collect pages with questions/answers for review or grading purposes.

Name______4. Flat, deep ocean floor: ______O C E A N 5. Volcano that extends out of the ocean:______6. Two chains of mountains that form from plates drifting apart: ______7. The deepest part of the ocean: ______8. Flat-topped : ______9. and animals that live on the ocean floor: ______10. , mud, and rocks: ______11. The number of : ______12. Covers about 30% of Earth’s surface: OCEAN ______BINGO! 13. Ocean with Marianas Trench: ______14. Process that carries sediments to a different location: ______15. The name of the crust that is under large bodies of water: ______16. that is molten and then cools: ______17. Largest underwater trench: ______18. Oceans cover about this much of Earth: ______19. This causes mid-ocean ridges: ______20. A very large body of salt water: Answer the questions then place the answer inside of a square to ______create your BINGO card. Use only the words on the word list for 21. Created by sediments drifting from the continental your answers. shelf and slope: ______1. Underwater mountains caused by volcanoes: ______22. This causes seamounts: ______2. Connects the continental shelf and the oceanic crust: ______23. The largest ocean: ______3. A beach is the highest part of this feature: ______24. The newest named ocean: ______

Randomly place your answers in the BINGO squares. Do not place answers more than once. This must be filled in so you can play the game in class tomorrow.

O C E A N

OCEAN BINGO! Answer the questions then randomly place the answer inside of a square to create your Name ______BINGO card. Use only the words on the word list for your answers.

13. Ocean with Marianas Trench: ______1. Underwater mountains caused by volcanoes: ______14. Process that carries sediments to a different location: ______2. Connects the continental shelf and the oceanic crust: ______15. The name of the crust that is under large bodies of water: ______A beach is the highest part of this feature: ______16. Rock that is molten and then cools: ______

4. Flat, deep ocean floor: ______17. Largest underwater trench: ______

5. Volcano that extends out of the ocean:______18. Oceans cover about this much of Earth: ______

6. Two chains of mountains that form from plates drifting 19. This causes mid-ocean ridges: ______apart: ______20. A very large body of salt water: 7. The deepest part of the ocean: ______

8. Flat-topped seamounts: ______21. Created by sediments drifting from the continental shelf and slope: ______9. Plants and animals that live on the ocean floor: ______22. This causes seamounts: ______

10. Sand, mud, and rocks: ______23. The largest ocean: ______

11. The number of oceans: ______24. The newest named ocean: ______

12. Covers about 30% of Earth’s surface: ______

4. Flat, deep ocean floor: abyssal plain O C E A N 5. Volcano that extends out of the ocean: island 6. Two chains of mountains that form from plates drifting apart: oceanic ridge 7. The deepest part of the ocean: oceanic trenches 8. Flat-topped seamounts: 9. Plants and animals that live on the ocean floor: benthic life 10. Sand, mud, and rocks: sediments 11. The number of oceans: five 12. Covers about 30% of Earth’s surface: deep ocean OCEAN basin BINGO! 13. Ocean with Marianas Trench: 14. Process that carries sediments to a different location: erosion 15. The name of the crust that is under large bodies of water: oceanic crust 16. Rock that is molten and then cools: igneous 17. Largest underwater trench: Marianas Trench 18. Oceans cover about this much of Earth: 70% 19. These cause mid-ocean ridges: earthquakes 20. A very large body of salt water: ocean Answer the questions then place the answer inside of a square to 21. Created by sediments drifting from the continental create your BINGO card. Use only the words on the word list. shelf and slope: continental rise

22. These cause seamounts: volcanoes 1. Underwater mountains caused by volcanoes: seamount 23. The largest ocean: Pacific Ocean 2. Connects the continental shelf and the oceanic crust: continental slope 24. The newest named ocean: Southern Ocean 3. A beach is the highest part of this feature: continental shelf

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Southern Ocean Southern Ocean Southern Ocean seamount seamount seamount oceanic trenches oceanic trenches oceanic trenches guyots guyots guyots Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean earthquakes earthquakes earthquakes 70% 70% 70% continental rise continental rise continental rise ocean ocean ocean abyssal plain abyssal plain abyssal plain island island island benthic life benthic life benthic life Atlantic Ocean Atlantic Ocean Atlantic Ocean continental slope continental slope continental slope sediments sediments sediments igneous igneous igneous volcanoes volcanoes volcanoes oceanic ridge oceanic ridge oceanic ridge deep ocean basin deep ocean basin deep ocean basin erosion erosion erosion Marianas Trench Marianas Trench Marianas Trench oceanic crust oceanic crust oceanic crust continental shelf continental shelf continental shelf five five five

Connects the continental Underwater mountains A beach is the highest part shelf and the oceanic crust Flat, deep ocean floor caused by volcanoes of this feature continental slope abyssal plain seamounts continental shelf

Two chains of mountains Volcano that extends out The deepest part of the that form from plates Flat-topped seamounts of the ocean ocean drifting apart guyots island oceanic trenches oceanic ridge

Plants and animals that Covers about 30% of Sand, mud, and rocks The number of oceans live on the ocean floor Earth’s surface sediments five benthic life deep ocean basin

The name of the crust that Ocean with Marianas Process that carries Rock that is molten and is under large bodies of Trench sediments to a new location then cools water Atlantic Ocean erosion igneous oceanic crust

Oceans cover about this These cause mid-ocean A very large body of salt Largest underwater trench much of Earth ridges water Marianas Trench 70% earthquakes ocean

Created by sediments drifting from the These cause seamounts The largest ocean The newest named ocean continental shelf and slope volcanoes Pacific Ocean Southern Ocean continental rise