6+ocean+resources

"She turned me into a newt!" ... "It got better."

I've got a pretty clear idea of what your plan is for yoru project. I'm still a little unclear about the particular information you're going to pass on. Is there more than that one paragraph, and it just needs to be added to this page? Please add it. Please plan out which interactive activity you're going to use and put it into the outline. You're omitting a couple of key resources: salt, water, and fossil fuels. Research and include them. --Mr. Beyer

Zach K's and Zach P's production of ocean resources, with the help of π,Œ ( jellyfish), wik, also wik, also also wik, a witch ( BURN HER, BURN HER!), llama's, the alpaca (which is closely related to the llama) and the !

There are many resources we get from the ocean, we get food from the ocean, like fish,shrimp,octopus,"calamari," shark, clams,shellfish,crab, and lobster.

We can also mine in the ocean for stuff like iron, coals, oil, diamonds, gold, silver, metal ores like manganese nodules and gravel mines. Also the ocean is used for shipping stuff and traveling around the world. Also the ocean is good for tourism which helps states get money =). The Ocean also gives us oxygen because of their placing for phytoplankton.

Sources:

The author was not stated. marinebio.org @http://marinebio.org/Oceans/Ocean-Resources.asp©1998-2010 4/26/10

There was on specific author listed. Houghton Mifflin DiscoveryWorks Houghton Mifflin Inc. ©2000

=SLIDE LAYOUT= = = = =

Slide 1: Introduction Names, subject, etc.

Slide 2: Food from ocean Fish, lobster, etc.

Slide 3: Minerals Iron and other metal ores, precious metals, etc.

Slide 4: Other Uses Oxygen, tourism, etc.

Slide 5: Interactive Review of 2-4

Slide 6: Shipping  @http://www.nationalparkstraveler.com/files/storyphotos/YELL-Fish.jpg Slide 7: Transportation

Slide 8: Interactive 6-7

Slide 9: Interactive, 2-7

Slide 10: bibliography

@http://www.bexleydog.com/Images/Kaylee3_2007/kayleeBoat.jpg