Maddie Moate | How to make your own Rockpool | Oceans Week | #29 LET'S GO LIVE with Maddie & Greg @maddiemoate | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
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All aboard! Let's Go Live are setting sail on an oceanic adventure! This week we'll be exploring the big blue - from our coasts all the way down to the midnight zone! In this episode Maddie and Greg take a stroll along the seashore and peer into the challenging world of rock pools!
#letsgolive #maddieandgreg #ocean #marinebiology #science #seashore #rockpools
THINGS YOU MIGHT NEED:
How to make your own Rock Pool
letsgolivescience.com/activity/how-to-make-your-own-rockpool-activity-quiz
- A watertight container (Bowl, tub, deep tray)
- A selection of rocks, pebbles and shells
- Some paint/marker pens to decorate some of the rocks.
- Water
To make an Aquascope you could use:
- A plastic pot (we used a yoghurt pot)
- Some clear film (we used a freezer bag)
- Some waterproof tape.
How to make a Blubber Glove
letsgolivescience.com/activity/how-to-make-a-blubber-glove
- Two reusable freezer bags - any small plastic bags should work (rubber gloves may work?!)
- Some fat! (We used lard, but you could try butter, vaseline or even other insulators like cotton wool?)
Watch the rest of Oceans Week!
How to make your own rockpool - youtu.be/X64hNw0ZAFc
Let’s explore coral reefs and kelp forests - youtu.be/gRfScwDk7ko
Why the oceans are so important - youtube.com/watch?v=OXfEYj411bE
How to be an ocean helper - youtu.be/NuCNVjPP8zE
Weird and wonderful deep sea creatures - youtu.be/Www-gjVlilk
LET'S GO LIVE! T-shirts are available at Teemill - maddiemoate.teemill.com/collection/lets-go-live
EXTRA MADDIE AND GREG VIDEOS:
Sea Turtle Conservation - Baby Turtles
youtube.com/watch?v=W_FDH3CsLoY
What did Antarctic Explorers Wear? (Then and Now!) - youtube.com/watch?v=kcdS7C3lLiM
ONLINE RESOURCES:
Twinkl Rockpool Powerpoint -
twinkl.co.uk/resource/ks1-all-about-rock-pool-creatures-powerpoint-t-sc-2549317
Be a Rockpool Explorer MSC PDF - mcsuk.org/downloads/coolseas/keep/Beside_the_Sea_keep_it_documents/WGTOS_rockpool_exploring.pdf
MSC - Beside the Sea ‘Let’s Go Rockpooling’ game - http://www.mcsuk.org/coolseas/explorecentre/besidetheseagame2.php
Tides explanation - BBC Bitesize
NB - Brian’s video is correct but the text next to it is a little misleading. Where it says "centrifugal force of the Earth spinning" we think it should say "centrifugal force from the rotation of the Earth-Moon system.” - bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z8c9q6f/articles/zdqr97h
THANK YOU TO:
John Copley (Associate Prof of Ocean Exploration @OceanEarthUoS) for his expertise and fact checking.
Craig Kendall and son for contributing ideas and activity testing.
Heather Jackson for contributing ideas, activities and research.
Rob Yeo for designing our graphics
Kalyani Lodhia for her help with administration
VIDEO CREDITS:
Rockpool Timelapse -
youtube.com/watch?v=Yo0R6pc2q6M&feature=youtu.be
Weddell Seal Science - http://weddellsealscience.com/weddell.html
http://weddellsealscience.com/multimedia.html
Emperor Penguins - oceantoday.noaa.gov/animalsoftheice_emperorpenguin/welcome.html
PICTURE CREDITS:
Angler fish - Image ID: expl1855, Voyage To Inner Space - Exploring the Seas With NOAA Collect
Location: New Zealand, Kermadec Arc
Photo Date: 2005 April 22
Credit: New Zealand-American Submarine Ring of Fire 2005 Exploration; NOAA Vents Program
Lugworm sand - (c) Biopix, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC), http://www.biopix.com/PhotosMedium/JCS%20Arenicola%20marina%2016789.jpg
Lugworm - (c) Auguste Le Roux, some rights reserved (CC BY), http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Arenicola_marina.JPG
Puffin - {{Information |Description={{en|1=Atlantic puffin spreading its wings}} |Source={{own}} |Author=Boaworm |Date=2010-06-17 |Permission= |other_versions= }} Latitude: 65.499833° N Longitude: 24.524500° W Category:Atlantic Puffin [[Cate
Hermit Crab - Amy Lewis - flickr.com/photos/amylewislincs/6238315183
**CHECK OUT OUR NEW SCIENCE ACTIVITIES WEBSITE - letsgolivescience.com - for
individual activity pages with video clips, kit lists, methods, and science!**
All aboard! Let's Go Live are setting sail on an oceanic adventure! This week we'll be exploring the big blue - from our coasts all the way down to the midnight zone! In this episode Maddie and Greg take a stroll along the seashore and peer into the challenging world of rock pools!
#letsgolive #maddieandgreg #ocean #marinebiology #science #seashore #rockpools
THINGS YOU MIGHT NEED:
How to make your own Rock Pool
letsgolivescience.com/activity/how-to-make-your-own-rockpool-activity-quiz
- A watertight container (Bowl, tub, deep tray)
- A selection of rocks, pebbles and shells
- Some paint/marker pens to decorate some of the rocks.
- Water
To make an Aquascope you could use:
- A plastic pot (we used a yoghurt pot)
- Some clear film (we used a freezer bag)
- Some waterproof tape.
How to make a Blubber Glove
letsgolivescience.com/activity/how-to-make-a-blubber-glove
- Two reusable freezer bags - any small plastic bags should work (rubber gloves may work?!)
- Some fat! (We used lard, but you could try butter, vaseline or even other insulators like cotton wool?)
Watch the rest of Oceans Week!
How to make your own rockpool - youtu.be/X64hNw0ZAFc
Let’s explore coral reefs and kelp forests - youtu.be/gRfScwDk7ko
Why the oceans are so important - youtube.com/watch?v=OXfEYj411bE
How to be an ocean helper - youtu.be/NuCNVjPP8zE
Weird and wonderful deep sea creatures - youtu.be/Www-gjVlilk
LET'S GO LIVE! T-shirts are available at Teemill - maddiemoate.teemill.com/collection/lets-go-live
EXTRA MADDIE AND GREG VIDEOS:
Sea Turtle Conservation - Baby Turtles
youtube.com/watch?v=W_FDH3CsLoY
What did Antarctic Explorers Wear? (Then and Now!) - youtube.com/watch?v=kcdS7C3lLiM
ONLINE RESOURCES:
Twinkl Rockpool Powerpoint -
twinkl.co.uk/resource/ks1-all-about-rock-pool-creatures-powerpoint-t-sc-2549317
Be a Rockpool Explorer MSC PDF - mcsuk.org/downloads/coolseas/keep/Beside_the_Sea_keep_it_documents/WGTOS_rockpool_exploring.pdf
MSC - Beside the Sea ‘Let’s Go Rockpooling’ game - http://www.mcsuk.org/coolseas/explorecentre/besidetheseagame2.php
Tides explanation - BBC Bitesize
NB - Brian’s video is correct but the text next to it is a little misleading. Where it says "centrifugal force of the Earth spinning" we think it should say "centrifugal force from the rotation of the Earth-Moon system.” - bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z8c9q6f/articles/zdqr97h
THANK YOU TO:
John Copley (Associate Prof of Ocean Exploration @OceanEarthUoS) for his expertise and fact checking.
Craig Kendall and son for contributing ideas and activity testing.
Heather Jackson for contributing ideas, activities and research.
Rob Yeo for designing our graphics
Kalyani Lodhia for her help with administration
VIDEO CREDITS:
Rockpool Timelapse -
youtube.com/watch?v=Yo0R6pc2q6M&feature=youtu.be
Weddell Seal Science - http://weddellsealscience.com/weddell.html
http://weddellsealscience.com/multimedia.html
Emperor Penguins - oceantoday.noaa.gov/animalsoftheice_emperorpenguin/welcome.html
PICTURE CREDITS:
Angler fish - Image ID: expl1855, Voyage To Inner Space - Exploring the Seas With NOAA Collect
Location: New Zealand, Kermadec Arc
Photo Date: 2005 April 22
Credit: New Zealand-American Submarine Ring of Fire 2005 Exploration; NOAA Vents Program
Lugworm sand - (c) Biopix, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC), http://www.biopix.com/PhotosMedium/JCS%20Arenicola%20marina%2016789.jpg
Lugworm - (c) Auguste Le Roux, some rights reserved (CC BY), http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Arenicola_marina.JPG
Puffin - {{Information |Description={{en|1=Atlantic puffin spreading its wings}} |Source={{own}} |Author=Boaworm |Date=2010-06-17 |Permission= |other_versions= }} Latitude: 65.499833° N Longitude: 24.524500° W Category:Atlantic Puffin [[Cate
Hermit Crab - Amy Lewis - flickr.com/photos/amylewislincs/6238315183
