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QUICK CLIPS: Short format videoSouth carolina regions
Standards: 5.5-3 oscar & friends travel sc
Standards: 5.5-3 what is a force?
Standards: 5-5 gravity
Standards: 5-5 Tides
Standards: 5-5 the food chain
Standards: 5-2.4 plankton are producers
Standards: 5-2.4 consumers
Standards: 5-2.4 erosion
Standards: 5-3.1 WEATHERING & EROSION WITH OSCAR AND FRIENDS
Standards: 5-3.1 whelk consumes clam... experience the foodchain!
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VideosCreature Feature Part One: Whelk, Clams, and Hermit Crabs!
In Chapter 5, Oscar and friends explore the biotic and abiotic factors of an ecosystem. Join our instructors as they explore some biotic components (animals that is!) found in the estuary, the ecosystem here in Charleston Harbor!
Standards: 5-2.4 Creature Feature Part Two: Stone Crab, Oysters, Horseshoe Crabs
Continue on this biotic adventure with our instructors in Creature Feature Part 2!
Standards: 5-2.4 Creature Feature Part Three: Tiny, the Diamondback Terrapin
In Chapter 7, Oscar and friends make their way to the estuary, known for its brackish (a mixture of fresh and salt) water. Join our instructors as they introduce their friend Tiny, the diamondback terrapin turtle, who believe it or not can only survive in this brackish environment!
Standards: 5-2.4 solutions
In Chapter 7, Oscar and friends continue their journey to the estuary, where fresh water rivers meet the salty Atlantic ocean. This dynamic ecosystem has an ever changing range in salinity. Join our instructors in this classroom video as they discuss solutions and salinity!
Standards: 5-4.5 Landforms, oceans and more!
Standards: 5-3
Force and Motion: From Tides to Friction
In Chapter 7, Oscar meet Nick and Clarence, sodium and chloride ions, who joke about the tides. What are the tides you ask? Join our instructors as they discuss tides, and other forces found her on earth.
Standards: 5-5 Force and Motion: what is Friction?
Join Hannah and Alicia as they discover friction in our world! (2 minutes long)
Behind the scenes: WELDING (PHYSICAL SCIENCE)
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