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The document provides instructions for a student webquest on sharks. It includes 10 sections with multiple questions about shark facts, anatomy, habitats, behaviors and more. Students are directed to various websites to research answers about topics like how long sharks have existed, how they hunt prey, different shark species, baby sharks, the great white shark and hammerhead sharks.
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![Brittanie Mee<br />Grade 3 Webquest: Sharks<br />Objective: To introduce a unit on sharks, and to get the students some basic information and fun facts about sharks.<br />1. www.sharkinformation.org<br />Click on “facts” in blue bar at top of page, and then on “view all shark facts” about halfway down the page.<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/webquest-sharks-110802005045-phpapp01/85/Webquest-sharks-1-320.jpg)
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Webquest sharks
- 2. How many teeth may a shark use in a lifetime?
- 5. Name the 3 ways baby sharks are born:
- 11. What is the name of the shark part labeled #12?
- 15. Throughout its mouth (not its tongue like humans) – Yes
- 16. Pups - Eggs are laid (like birds), Eggs hatch inside the mother and then are born, pup sharks grow inside the mother and then are born (like humans) - 1 to 100, depending on the type of shark.
- 17. Answers will vary dependent on the student’s choices.
- 18. Up to 5,000 pounds – Up to 43 miles per hour – Pacific, Atlantic, & Indian
- 19. One million – Electrical impulses
- 20. 120 million years ago – 9
- 21. Airplanes – Ocean Tides
- 22. First Dorsal Fin – Pectoral Fin – Countershading
- 23. No – Cartilage – Portuguese Shark - 9,000 feet – The Dusky Shark