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   The national marine sanctuaries' engaging lesson plans and activities allow students to understand the ecological and historical importance of shipwrecks in America's underwater treasures and how they came to be through critical thinking exercises, games, and other activities.

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2. www.sciencejournalforkids.org › wp-content › uploadsCan shipwrecks help protect ocean creatures? - Science

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   What kind of animals are especially harmed by trawling? Why? In what places are shipwrecks especially helpful for ocean life? What are the benefits and harms of shipwrecks according to the article? What did we hypothesize about shipwrecks? Which of our hypotheses was correct?

3. www.sciencejournalforkids.org › articles › canCan shipwrecks help protect ocean creatures? - Science ...

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   Shipwrecks snag and damage nets, so fishing boats avoid them. We wondered whether shipwrecks act like miniature refuges for ocean animals. We studied five shipwrecks near the coast of Scotland and North East England.

4. ocean-observatory.bluemarinefoundation.comSHIPWRECKS - WORKSHEET

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   Complete this worksheet to test your observation skills. Re-watch the video, and re-read the fact file if you need to. Have you got what it takes to be an ocean explorer?

5. www.sciencejournalforkids.org › shipwreck_keyCan shipwrecks help protect ocean creatures? - Science

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   What are the benefits and harms of shipwrecks according to the article? They protect ocean animals from fishing ships, but they can also pollute the water. What did we hypothesize about shipwrecks?

6. oceanexplorer.noaa.gov › edu › materialsTo Boldly Go: Why Do We Explore? - NOAA Ocean Exploration

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   • Discuss and explain why these reasons for exploration are important. MATERIALS: Student Handout (one per group, print or share digital copies) • Student Worksheet: To Boldly Go

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   How do marine sanctuaries help students learn about shipwrecks?

   • The national marine sanctuaries' engaging lesson plans and activities allow students to understand the ecological and historical importance of shipwrecks in America's underwater treasures and how they came to be through critical thinking exercises, games, and other activities.

   Shipwrecks Lesson Plans & Activities | National Marine Sanctuaries

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   Why are shipwrecks important?

   • Shipwrecks are one of Bermuda’s most important cultural resources. They are underwater museums offering the public, tourists, students and scholars a unique opportunity to investigate the remains of vessels that made our Western Hemisphere what it is today.

   Shipwrecks in Bermuda Bermuda.com

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   What do students learn in a shipwreck class?

   • Students apply and practice data sampling, collection, and analysis techniques. Students, equipped with a slate, compass, and measuring tape, begin their journey down the imaginary anchor line to the shipwreck awaiting them on the lake bottom or seabed.

   Shipwrecks Lesson Plans & Activities | National Marine Sanctuaries

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   What is the Order of a shipwreck curriculum?

   • The order of the curriculum flows sequentially from learning why shipwrecks are important, to the study of the tools used by maritime archeologists, to understanding the complex and sometimes costly process of recovering and conserving artifacts.

   Shipwrecks Lesson Plans & Activities | National Marine Sanctuaries

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   Are shipwrecks artificial reefs?

   • A middle school lesson that highlights shipwrecks as artificial reefs. Students conduct a mock biological survey of fish populations using practiced methods of visual census transects and stationary quadrats. Students apply and practice data sampling, collection, and analysis techniques.

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   How do maritime archaeologists use photographic images to study shipwrecks?

   • Maritime archaeologists use photographic images to help them study shipwrecks. In this activity, students learn how photomosaics are created and their importance in documenting a shipwreck when they use this 1974 photomosaic image of the USS Monitor.

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8. monitor.noaa.gov › education › teachersFor Teachers | Monitor National Marine Sanctuary

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   Students learn (1) why shipwrecks are important, (2) the tools used to study shipwrecks, (3) about the complex and costly process of recovering and conserving artifacts, and (4) how NOAA works to protect our maritime heritage.