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    Our World, 4 Continents,

    7 Oceans



    Jessica Hicks
    Content Area- Social Studies
    Grade Level- 5
    th
    grade
    Summary- Our World, 7 Oceans lesson is determine for students to
    identify and label the bodies of water that surrounds earth. This short
    lesson is reintegrate information from previous class year to move forward
    with learning climate temperatures of water and inland area.
    Learning Objective- Given a power point lesson, multiple worksheet, and
    interactive activities students will locate, and modify the geographic terms
    for bodies of water with mastery of a 100%.
    Content Standard- GLE 0507.8.1 Analyze and predict how major
    landforms and bodies of water affect atmospheric conditions.
    Accomplishment- The students will mastery this lesson.

    Oceans Facts
    Most of the Earths water is in the 7 oceans.
    A OCEAN- is a huge body of salt water that covers almost of the
    earth surface.
    The Oceans Names are-
    Arctic Ocean
    North Pacific
    North Atlantic
    North Pacific
    South Pacific
    South Atlantic
    Indian Ocean






    Oceans & Sea
    Sea Facts


    A smaller body of water is called a SEA.
    Example of some SEAS are-
    North Sea
    Greenland Sea
    Baltic Sea
    Sometimes part of a SEA or an OCEAN
    cuts into a mass of land called a GULF.
    The GULF of Mexico is an example of
    when a body of water cuts into land.



    Question???
    What is the difference from an ocean than
    a sea?
    a)A sea is bigger body of salt water.
    b)A sea is smaller body of water.
    c) A sea and ocean is the same size.

    Hooray!

    A sea is smaller body of salt water!


    Lakes Fact

    A lake is a body of water
    surrounded by land.
    A lake is-
    Motionless
    Normally is freshwater


    River Facts
    A river is a large natural stream of water flowing in a
    channel to the sea, a lake, or another such stream.
    The Mississippi River is an great example.

    Things to know about RIVERS:
    They have many uses as fishing, swimming, &
    rafting.
    Most of the largest cites are located near river banks.




    Question???
    What is a RIVER?
    a) A body of large water.
    b) A natural stream of water flowing to a
    channel(feeder).
    c) A place to swim.

    Hooray!

    A river is a natural stream of water flowing
    to a channel (feeder).
    Identify the bodies water


    River
    Lake
    Sea
    Ocean
    Reviewing
    An ocean is a large body of salt water.
    A sea is a smaller body of salt water.
    A lake is a motionless body of water
    surrounded by land.
    A river is a natural stream body of water
    that moves to a channel.
    What YOU learned!
    You learned the meaning, differences,
    and characterizes of the earth bodies of
    water.
    A) Ocean
    B) Sea
    C) Lakes
    D) Rivers
    OH NO!
    Question 1
    a)A sea is bigger body of salt water.
    c)A sea and ocean is the same size.
    Question 2
    a)A body of large water.
    c) A place to swim.

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