Question

Group work: Make five groups. Each group should collect some information and pictures of one ocean. With the help of the information collected, each group should. make a poster and make presentation.

Answer 1

1. Divide into Five Groups:

1. Form five groups in the class, and assign one ocean to each group:
   • Group 1: Pacific Ocean
   • Group 2: Atlantic Ocean
   • Group 3: Indian Ocean
   • Group 4: Southern Ocean
   • Group 5: Arctic Ocean

2. Collect Information:

Each group should gather the following details about their assigned ocean:

1. Location: Where the ocean is situated and which continents it borders.
2. Size: Total area and its rank among the world's oceans.
3. Marine Life: Examples of unique plants and animals found in the ocean.
4. Importance:
   • Economic: Shipping, fishing, resources.
   • Environmental: Climate influence and biodiversity.
5. Interesting Facts: Unusual features, historical events, or mysteries.

3. Collect Pictures:

Pictures of:

1. Ocean views (e.g., waves, beaches).
2. Marine creatures (e.g., whales, sharks, coral reefs).
3. Important landmarks (e.g., Great Barrier Reef in the Pacific, Titanic wreck in the Atlantic).

4. Make a Poster:

1. Use a large chart paper or cardboard.
2. Include:
   • A bold title (e.g., “Pacific Ocean: The Largest Ocean”).
   • Colored sections for each topic (location, marine life, importance, etc.).
   • Attach pictures with captions.
   • Drawings of waves, marine creatures, or maps to make it attractive.

5. Presentation:

1. Duration: 3–5 minutes per group.
2. Content:
   • Start with an introduction to their ocean.
   • Share key points from their research.
   • Highlight the pictures and drawings on the poster.
3. End with an interesting fact to engage the audience.