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Grade 2 students learned researching skills by researching information about various sea animals. Online Encyclopedias, and books were used to find out about what various sea animals looked like and other interesting information. Students painted a picture of their assigned animal in art. Everything was brought together in a presentation to their 5th grade book buddies that helped them learn good research skills. Students also learned a few basic features of Powerpoint.

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Page 1: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

Sponge

Anthony

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 2: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Round• Comes in many sizes• Has lots of holes• Comes in many small

shapes

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Lay eggs• Attach to rocks• Live in oceans

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Sea Anemone

Aria

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 5: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• has tentacles• comes in many

different colors• looks like flowers

Page 6: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• throws poison at its enemies

• moves slowly• usually stays

attached to rocks

Page 7: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

Crab

Braedon

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 8: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Have hard shell• Jointed legs• Have five pairs of legs• Shell covers upper

part of body

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Four different types: ghost, rock, female pea, pine

• Lives in burrows, holes, on shore, shallow

• water• Eats many kinds of water

animals• Eats mostly things called

algae• Some are good to eat• Most walk sideways

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Turtle

Cloe

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 11: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Shell has two layers • 4 to 8 feet long• 1.2 to 2.4 meters long

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Can’t live in cold regions• About 250 kinds• Sea turtles are fastest• Shell has two layers• No teeth• Out layer made of dried

skin• Use their hard beak to cut

food• Only reptile with shell

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Swordfish

Dominic

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 14: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• brownish blackish body

• Long flattened upper jaw

• Smooth muscular body curved fins

Page 15: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• swims fast• has no teeth• lives in deep sea• eats deep sea fish

and squid

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Dolphin

Emma

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 17: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• 4 to 13 feet tall.• looks like it’s smiling • yellow brown stripes on side

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• river dolphins live in fresh or salty water

• closely related to whales

• throws balls• jumps through hoops

Page 19: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

Manatee

Esperanza

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 20: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Large water animals• Gray skin

• Bristly hairs • Front legs like paddles

• Grows up to 13 feet 4 meters long• Rounded tail

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Eats water plants• Upper lip is divided in

to haves

Page 22: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

Barracuda

Gabriel

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 23: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Large jaws and sharp teeth• Long thin bodies.

• Can grow to about 6 feet long • Tail fins are shaped like the pointed ends

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Are 20 species of them.

• Great one is the largest.

• Usually eats other kind of fish.

• Can weigh to about 100 pounds

Page 25: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

Penguins

Julianna

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 26: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Have short legs and tall bullet shaped bodies

• Covered with short thick feathers

• Seventeen kinds

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Flew millions of years ago

• Tallest one is emperor• Comes on land to

build nests• Lives in cold waters

west of the equator

Page 28: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

Starfish

Muhammed

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 29: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Thick arms• Spiny skin• Most have five arms

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Mouth is on its underside• Eggs become tiny swimming

larvae that grow into starfish• Use their long arms to walk

along the ocean floor• Produce their young by

releasing eggs into the sea• Arms are lined with small tube

feet

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Porpoise

Raphaella

Mrs. Bouquet

Page 32: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Grow from to feet long• Weigh up to 200 pounds• Look like small dolphins

• Thick body • Dark gray to black

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Eats small fish and squid

• Found in Pacific and Atlantic Oceans

• Small back fin• Six kinds

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Squid

Edward

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 35: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Looks like octopuses• Has one eye • Has two fins• Has 8 arms and 2

tentacles• A giant one grows up to

60 feet

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Swims by taking water into their bodies and squirting it out through a tube

• Eats tiny sea animals• Squirts ink at prey• Related to octopuses

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Sea Otter

Rio

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 38: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Furry• Grows 4 to 5 feet• Flipper- shaped back

feet • Thick fur traps air

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Swims with back feet• Eats shellfish and

octopus• Sleeps on seaweed

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Lobster

Roberto

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 41: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• All different colors• Five pairs of jointed

legs • Hard shell• Body with sections

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Heavy claws• Eats clams, crabs,

snails, small fish, other lobsters

• Lives on ocean bottom

• Kills other animals by tearing its food apart

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Walrus

Ryan

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 44: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Short stiff hair• Two ivory tusks• Flat flippers on

feet• Grows about 12

feet• Weighs about

3,000 pounds

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Tusks are upper teeth, tusks as hooks

• Lives far north• Rests on shore• Clams favorite food

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Gull

Santos

Mrs Bousguet

Page 47: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Long winged bird• Are small• Their color is gray

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Are small• Some are black

• Long winged birds

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Whale

Steven

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 50: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like• Looks like a dolphin

• Some have baleen or peg like teeth• Breathe though blowholes

• Can be different colors• Long body

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Baby blue gains about 200 pounds per day

• Blue whale largest animal• Sperm whales largest toothed

whales• Blubber helps keep it warm in

cold waters• Mother humpback whale

swims with her baby called a calf

• Whales can hold breath for a long time

• Swims by moving its tail up and down

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Killer Whale

Aidan

Mrs. Bousquet

Page 53: Mrs. Bousquet Grade 2 Sea Animals

What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Shiny black backs• White underneath • Up to 30 ft long

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• Live in cold water• Called orcas• Eat salmon, other

fish, seals, dolphins, and whales.

• Have own language• Travel in pods

(groups)• Large sea animals

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Puffin

Rebeca

Mrs. Bousquet

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What My Sea Animal Looks Like

• Odd looking bird• Eat mostly fish

• Very good swimmers• Thick body

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Other Interesting Facts About My Sea Animal

• live in the colds waters of the far northern Atlantic

• Lay eggs• Chicks stays in nest for

seven to eight weeks• live land mainly in June

and July• lay eggs in cracks of

rocks • very good swimmers