4.5 Extreme Environments
Tasks to complete this week:
1. Watch Mrs Reis' Science Video: Extreme Environments
2. Click on the link and watch your ASSIGNED Extreme Environment (see assigned list below).
3. Watch and take notes using the Graphic Organizer (upload image or upload file - DUE Sunday, May 31 on Managebac)
4. Conduct other research on your Extreme Environment (use at least 3 other sources). See additional resources below.
5. Work on your Extreme Environment Powerpoint presentation. These will be presented in class NEXT WEEK (Due June 3 and 4).
Supplementary:
Explore an additional extreme environment other than the one you were assigned
Extension:
Design, build, and test a way to study an extreme place that you'd like to explore but cannot go to because of extreme conditions, using your own robot-like design. Your solution must collect information and use that information to decide an action to take, the way a robot might. Your solution should be able to collect information about this extreme place and get that information back to you.
https://www.nationalgeographic.org/media/extreme-environments/
Week 9 (May 25 - May 31)
Step #1. Watch Mrs Reis' Science Video: Extreme Environments
Step #2. Click on the link and watch your ASSIGNED Extreme Environment (see assigned list below).
Step #3. Watch and take notes using the Graphic Organizer (upload image or upload file - DUE Sunday, May 31 on Managebac)
4. Conduct other research on your Extreme Environment (use at least 3 other sources). See additional resources below.
Science Probe 6 (Textbook) - go through and find corresponding pages
Types of Extreme Environments
https://serc.carleton.edu/microbelife/extreme/environments.html
National Geographic Top 10 Extreme Environment
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/photos-top-10-extreme-environments/
National Space Society
https://space.nss.org/life-in-extreme-environments/
5. Create an Extreme Environment Powerpoint presentation. Include information from the video and images to support your understanding. Be sure to cite your sources. These will be presented in class NEXT WEEK (Due June 3 and 4).
