Going Coastal 2023

Put a picture here of something you saw that was interesting from Wolf Haven.

I think this was an awesome place to stop! Not only was it awesome to see WOLVES but it was great to see people trying their very hardest to save them and to hear that there were so many people who cared. It was also nice to hear that the government is in on this. I hope more efforts like this start to happen around the world to save the planet and the animals that live on it. There were some super sad parts of this tour that really opened my eyes to how awful  we can be to the earth and animals. Hearing about how many people keep wolves as pets or in zoos and how many people shoot red wolves because they might be coyotes is awful! I really liked this stop and I hope  visit some place like this again

Replace this shape with a picture of you and some classmates ‘becoming’ one of the stuffed animals (try to get the animal in the picture).

Replace this text with a drawing of the most interesting thing you found at Cabela&apos;s. Then, give your masterpiece a title!

Add your best picture from Yaquina Head. 

We were NOT allowed to take rocks from the beach. It in fact was illegal. This is because this is because the rocks on the beach could only be found at yaquina head and are an un renewable source mean it can not be replaced

Add a video (no longer than 30 seconds) of you touching an animal in the tide pool. Get a friend to film! Make sure you explain where you are and what you are touching. If you can’t touch, draw!

Insert a picture here of a tide pool find. Make sure you give it an identification title! If we don’t see one, draw it!

Cannon Beach is most well known for Haystack Rock. It is sometimes called the 3rd largest intertidal rock in the world.

Insert here your favourite picture or video from Cannon Beach.

Hatfield Marine Science Center Speedy Science

Draw a picture of how you set up your experiment. 

the criteria was that we had to use the crabs given too us and we had to use a comparison or measurement question for the speed of the crabs not a why question. Our group hypothesis was that the female crabs were faster and we were right. The female crabs were significantly faster. It was so cool!

Depoe Bay is known as the smallest navigatable harbor. On March 11, 2011, the port was damaged by a tsunami caused by an earthquake off the coast of Japan.

Draw a sketch of something you saw in the whale watching center. Make sure to give it a title!

Put a picture here of your best picture with you and the chocolate fountain. 

Draw a sketch of  your classmates digging into the buffet at Golden Corral. 

I’m Annie ! I am a student at seycove secondary school in the PLP program (performance learning program)! In plp we do something called project based learning, and we use iPads! Outside of school I enjoy playing sports! These sports include volleyball, basketball, softball, and soccer! I most enjoy playing softball though. I’ve played softball since the age of 5 and haven’t stopped playing since! I have also been playing soccer since I was 4 and i still am playing! Volleyball and basketball are newer sports to me but i enjoy them! Hope you enjoyed my sketchbook!

Im excited to see a wolf because its not an animal you get to see everyday and maybe one you wouldn’t want to see everyday! I hope we get to interact with them in someway!

Im excited to see cannon beach because I’ve heard its so cool.  Im excited to see the cool rock formations! Im also excited just to be at the beach! I hope we see some whales or other large marine animal swim by!

2 fun facts! The bureau of land management covers over 220 million acres of land in the states The light house is the second oldest still working lighthouse in Oregon

The Yaquina head lighthouse began being built in 1871 and was finished 1873. Out casted its first light to sea on august 20th 1873. The location of the light house. Was chosen based of the proximity to the wagon road that they used to bring all of the materials. The head that the light house is on juts a mile out and before the light house there were 69 recorded shipwrecks and probably more unrecorded shipwrecks. Its 93 feet tall and Oregon&apos;s tallest lighthouse. The light at the top is made of 238 pieces of glass. 

Replace this shape with your favourite video that you took today! Hint: consider using Clips!

Travelling South with a stop at Cabela&apos;s!

My video is us getting cars passing to honk at us. It was really fun to see if they would or not. It also fun to see how happy and smiley the people honking at us were

Add a video (no longer than 1 minute) from the fun today. Edit it so that you add some music and fun. Consider making an iMovie trailer or using Clips.

Add some other photos from today’s activity. 

I think our quest today went much better! There was much much less arguing than the last quest. I also think we did a good job at making sure we figured out the first clue before moving on to the second and figuring out the second clue before moving on to the third. I think something we need to work on is making sure the group stays together. I know we can get disqualified for not being together. Today some of the group wanted to walk and some wanted to run. The people who wanted to run ran really far ahead and the walkers kept walking. It split up the group and could have got us disqualified. It also kind of defeats the teamwork aspect

Include a picture or drawing of something you saw on your quest. 

Draw here your own frieze representing a scene from your life. Then add a title on top of the shape! Try to draw something that you think has added to your worldview.

The Astoria Column is 125 feet tall and is covered on the outside by a frieze that depicts Oregon history.

Add a sound here that describes how you felt eating this food. Get your yurt mates to help you!

The tilliamook creamery was founded in Oregon because of the great climate. A silver lining of the wet climate was that it created perfect grass. Perfect grass means healthy cows. Healthy cows means yummy cheese, ice cream in yogurt 

Draw a picture of the Tillamook Cheese Factory in action (the production line). Make sure you label the parts!

Replace this shape with your favourite picture from Fort Stevens!

Today at Fort Stevens I learned that Fort Stevens was the only  place on the main land in the USA that was fired at by the enemy. The only other place fired at was pearl harbour in Hawaii. Fort Stevens was fired at by the Japanese. They came up the Columbia river in their submarine and shot at the fort 17 times. They also missed 17 times. The Fort Stevens soldiers were desperate to fight back the soldier in charge said no. Some soldiers were so mad they went AWOL (absent without official leave)

Draw a sketch of one of the yurts you stayed in. You can emphasize any aspect you like !

Hatfield Marine Science Center Visitors Center

Sketch a diagram of how the Tsunami machine worked. Label it.

They have a tsunami machine in the visitors centre to teach people about how tsunamis work. It creates a fun, simple, and hands on way to learn about something so serious. It also shows how damaging tsunamis are when you see how easily the legos are knocked down

Include a picture or video of another animal from the Visitors Center that you have NOT included in this book so far that Miles mentions in The Highest Tide. Make sure to label it!

Draw your favourite part of your favourite meal from today !

Add a selfie (video or photo) of yourself trying something new at dinner tonight.

Replace this box with a map shows Vancouver to Newport, then add a drawing tracing the route of our trip.

Tell a fact you learned on the boat and make sure you explain it.

I learned that at this time of year you are able to see the most whales but you also aren’t likely to see them breach or stay in the same area. This is because they are migrating and going as fast that they can.

Hatfield Marine Science Center Estuary Investigation

Sketch a picture here of your ghost shrimp. Make sure you label it!

Place a photo here of the lab. Try to get one with YOU in it!

Being a citizen scientist is important for multiple reasons. The first one is that it brings in more statistics allowing for more detailed and more correct research to be done. It also helps get the community involved in local research projects and help make education fun!

Columbia River Maritime Museum First Nations Section

Replace this text with a picture from the First Nations Section of the museum. 

Previous to the colonization of the chinookan land the Chinookan people were living in the lower Columbia river region. They had an inter tribal trade network long the coast of the river. The Europeans colonizing their land definitely disrupted all of their traditions, trade, and daily lives. To this day the chinookan people are trying to revive traditions that were lost during the colonization of their land. Im sure to have your homes taken was very traumatizing and conflicting.

I think tourist attractions and activities like this are more important for smaller towns because it brings in the money. It also creates job opportunities for the people who live in the town who may not be able to commute to bigger cities

Columbia River Maritime Museum Crossing the Bar Section

Replace this shape with a video from the museum&apos;s section on crossing the bar. The video should be no more than 20 seconds and should include your voice explaining what we are looking at. Consider using Clips!

I would NOT cross the bar. Waves were giant since the currents from the river and the currents from the ocean collided with eachother. So many ships crashed while trying cross. There was a toll of all of the shipwrecks on the mouth of the Columbia River and 100s had sunken throughout the years. I also feel I would become very ill. I get sick on boats on waves half the size so something like that would make me violently ill, you would also probably g eat very hurt. When the ship is thrown around like that so are you and there a no pillows and pads for you to land on.

Would you be willing to &apos;cross the bar&apos;? Why or why not? Explain in 5-6 sentences. 

Draw a picture here of you crossing the bar (or not!). Remember to give it a title!

Hatfield Marine Science Center R.O.V. Challenge

Put a video here of your R.O.V.  In action! Consider using Clips!

We started by creating a diagram of how we wanted our ROV to look. It did not end up look like the thing we drew. We then started to build it. I’d say building was the hardest part. It took so many tries and failures. All of the pieces kept breaking and we couldn’t figure out a way for all of the motors to fit in. We FINALLY figured it out and tested it out in the pool. It worked amazingly! We could pick up forks with ease and it was super cool!  To do something differently next time I would maybe keep the pieces organized and make sure our team was on the same page at all times

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