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Rocky Shore

Audiences: Pre-school, Elementary, Middle, and High Schools, and Adults

NH Frameworks: Sections: LS1-1, LS2-3

Program Summary

The variety of marine organisms found in the barren rocks of the New England seacoast is explored through a series of spectacular images presented via Power Point.

Participants engage in a detailed examination of the animals and marine algae that inhabit the different zones of the inter-tidal area between the low and high tide lines.

Hands-on encounters with a sampling of the inter-tidal organisms, such as sea stars, green crabs, and sea urchins lead to a discussion of the adaptations each organism has developed to ensure that it remains moist, feeds adequately, avoids predators and stays put amid tides and crashing waves.

Program Outline

  1. Part 1 (describe opening part of the presentation
  2. Activity
  3. Part 2
  4. Activity

Resources

 

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