At-a-glance info
Take your science Deeper
Teachers,
Here is the at-a-glance list referenced in the teacher workshops. We'll continue to add to it so finding the resources mentioned in the workshops is easy to find.
Ruth & Tammy
Workshop Slide Shows (in PDF format)
NOAA-OER and WhaleTimes Learn more about NOAA-OER and WhaleTimes
VIDEOS OF Dr. Frank's Lectures
Essence of Light (mov; wmv)
Deep Sea Light and Eyes
Survival and Camouflage
NOAA-OER and WhaleTimes Learn more about NOAA-OER and WhaleTimes
(Link to counterillumination video: Counterillumination video (shown in class)
Supplies: We tried to find the best prices, however, you might have access to different resources. The prices and companies were accurate as of 08/09.
gels (blue transparent) for goggles
BarnDoor Lighting Outfitters: 888-276-3667 www.barndoorlighting.com#E068 Rosco E Color 068 Sky Blue Gel Filter Sheet
Cost: $4.93/sheet
UV flashlights
Amazon.comUV-1403 Ultra Violet 14 UV LED Black Light
Cost: $9.75 each
Yellow goggles
16354 - UV Safety Glasses - Fluorescence Enhancing
Cost: $10.75 each
Glow sticks
www. HappyGlow.com4” sticks, 1 cm in diameter - $0.45 each – includes shipping
6” sticks, 1 cm in diameter - $0.50 each – includes shipping
Glow in the dark paint
http://www.glonation.com/pigmented-glow-paint.html
8 colors – 1.5 ounce sampler
Cost: $41.00 – includes shipping.
Note: Sample should be enough for whole class for several years
OR"Glo Away" by Plaid glow in the dark gel (1.1 fl oz) from Michaels
Dried Ostracods
Carolina Biological supply http://www.carolina.com
#203430 – 500 mg
Cost: $51.25
Note: They are expensive, but will keep forever if stored properly. You only need to use a small amount as demo, so should be enough for many years.
*Prices subject to change.
Links
Goggle activity (goggles made in workshop):
All that Glitters (LP 13 pg 100) or
http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/02sab/background/edu/media/sab_deep_sea.pdfLight at the Bottom of the Deep, Dark Ocean (LP 14 pg 105) or
http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/02sab/background/edu/media/sab_light.pdfWhat’s Bright Red and Invisible http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/02hudson/background/edu/media/hc_bright_red.pdf
Bioluminescence, chemiluminescence, flourescence...lesson plans:
A Bioluminescent Gallery
Deep Lights
Cool Lights
http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/04deepscope/background/edu/media/CoolLights.pdfNOAA Expedition (Dr. Tammy' Frank's most recent; has cool photo of bio. shrimp/spew)
Bioluminescence 2009: Living Light on the Deep Sea Floor
TAKING SCIENCE DEEPER Curriculum
Color me Deep (Box of 64 crayon activity)
Engrossed in SlimeSTYLIN' GOGGLES (made in workshop)
All that Glitters
[Use with these NOAA-OER Lesson Plans below]:
Light at the Bottom of the Deep, Dark Ocean
What’s Bright Red and Invisible
Fishin' for Facts: Animal information for kids
Other
The Bioluminescence Website (great photos and information)
Dr. Edith Widder. Ocean Research and Conservation Association:
Why we explore Video (click on video screen capture of Dr. Widder, right side of page.)
Eye-in-the-Sea Live video from the deephttp://www.teamorca.org/cfiles/eyeinthesea.cfm
Did we forget something? Let us know: rmusgrave[at]whaletimes.org
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