6+waves

=By: Caitlynn and Faith=

=Facts=
 * the top of the wave is called the crest
 * the bottom of the wave is called the trough
 * the distance between two successive waves is called wavelength
 * a period is the time it takes for two successive wave crests to pass the same point
 * the breaker is when the wave crashes to the shore
 * a wind of 48 (30 mph) km can cause waves at 4.5m (15 ft)
 * the faster the wind is the bigger the wave is
 * small movements of the water molecules help make the wave
 * some waves are transverse waves, longitudinal wave, shore dump, spilling waves, and surging waves
 * the size of a wave also depends on how long the wind blows and how far it blows.
 * when the crest of the wave falls forward and breaks into foam called whitecap
 * when waves travel from a windy part of the ocean to a clam area there crest's may become lower and smoother.
 * the water is blue because the sky reflects off the sun to the water and it makes it blue.

=SET UP FOR THE PROJECT=

Slide one: introduce our topic wit our names (Faith and Caitlynn)
with a picture of a wave

Slide two: some facts on waves with a definition also with a picture of a different wave

Slide three: the different parts of the waves with a picture of all the parts of the wave

Slide four: All different kinds of waves. pictures of the different waves

Slide five: How a wave is made. with a diagram.

Slide six: Why is the ocean water blue? we will explain why its blue.

Slide seven: how fast winds go to make waves picture of a wave starting to form

Slide eight: interactive wave game the game. the parts of a wave the definitions

Slide nine: another interactive wave game other game. review on what they ran.

Slide ten: Resources

=RESOURCES=