2. TeamAwesome: Venu, Dave, Chiyo, Drew

3. When to VisitSafety First! Preventing Loving the Tide Pools to Death  High vs. Low Tide  Summer v. Winter  Day v. Night  Morning/Afternoon/Evenin g  Clothing Options  Additional Items to Bring  Respect the Environment  Handling of Animals  Conservation

4. On a visit to the tide pool, the visitor will be able to determine (state) how to properly observe the tide pool inhabitants without causing them harm. (Concept- Recall/Apply)

6. What would you like to learn about first? When to Visit Safety First Preventing Loving the Tide Pools to Death Choos e One Only live link

7. Click on the different Pictures to Learn proper etiquette while visiting a Tide Pool How to Handle the Animals Conservation of Tide Pools Points to Remember

8. When you visit a tide pool, there are wonderful plants and animals everywhere waiting for you to explore. You can collect a sea star for each correct answer. Click on the first sea star to begin!

10. You’re Right! You earned a sea star! Rocks are homes to many animals. Leave animals such as sea stars and barnacles on the rocks. You can hurt an animal by trying to remove it by force. Continue

11. Uh oh! Try Again! Rocks are homes to many animals. Leave animals such as sea stars and barnacles on the rocks. You can hurt an animal by trying to remove it by force. X Click Hermie to Try Again!

12. Yes No

13. You’re Right! You earned a sea star! Yes! Many animals can be safely touched as long as it is done gently. Only touch animals as gently as you would your own eyeball. Continue

14. Oh no! Try Again! Many animals can be safely touched as long as it is done gently. For example, anemones should not be poked and sea hares should not be squeezed. How do feel when an aunt squeezes your cheeks? Click Hermie to Try Again!

15. Yes No

16. You’re Right! You earned a sea star! Just like a fish out of water cannot live, many tide pool animals cannot breathe or will dry up when exposed to air. Gently lift up the animal but leave it inside the water to look at it. Handle animals for a short period of time. Continue

17. Uh Oh! Try Again! Just like a fish out of water cannot live, many tide pool animals cannot breathe or will dry up when exposed to air. Gently lift up the animal but leave it inside the water to look at it. Handle animals for a short period of time. Click Hermie to Try Again!

18. Yes No

19. Bravo! You earned a sea star! Rather than passing an organism around a group, one person should handle it gently, show it others and then put it back where it was found. Continue

20. Oops! Try Again! Rather than passing an organism around a group, one person should handle it gently, show it others and then put it back where it was found. Click Hermie to Try Again!

21. 4 Sea Stars: Super! You’re ready to visit a tide pool. 3 Sea Stars: Good! 2 Sea Stars: OK. 1 Sea Star: Oops! Be sure to review the guidelines carefully before going to the tide pool. Click Hermie to Return Home. Continue

22. When you visit a tide pool, the rocks and water around you are the homes to many plants and animals. You can collect a sea urchin for each correct answer. Click on the first sea urchin to begin!

23. Yes No

24. You’re Right! You earned a sea urchin! Collection of any animals or of any plants, or even empty shells is prohibited in state or national parks or in regional reserves. Removing rocks essentially is like someone removing furniture from your home. Shells often become the home of a snail or hermit crab, so when you pick up a shell, make sure there is no one living inside. Continue

25. Collection of any animals or of any plants, or even empty shells is prohibited in state or national parks or in regional reserves. Removing rocks essentially is like someone removing furniture from your home. Uh Oh! Try Again! X Click Hermie to Try Again!

26. Yes No

27. You’re Right! You earned a sea urchin! It is far better to take a photograph of an organism than to remove it from its home. Photos last for ever, but once you take the animal from the tide pool it will soon die. Continue

28. Uh Oh! Try Again! It is far better to take a photograph of an organism than to remove it from its home. Photos last for ever, but once you take the animal from the tide pool it will soon die. Click Hermie to Try Again!

29. Buying recycled products Use public transportation Use less water All of the above

30. Yes but… Try Again! Even though you are right, there is one answer that is better. Click Hermie to Try Again!

31. You’re Right! You earned a sea urchin! Absolutely! There are lots of things you can do. You can recycle, conserve water, and use public transportation. Continue

32. Yes No

33. Bravo! You earned a sea urchin! Pollution of any type threatens tide pool animals and plants. Even though you may think the fish might enjoy your chips or crackers, they might actually cause serious harm or worse. Continue

34. Oops! Try Again! Pollution of any type threatens tide pool animals and plants. Even though you may think the fish might enjoy your chips or crackers, they might actually cause serious harm or worse. Click Hermie to Try Again!

35. 4 Sea Stars: Super! You’re ready to visit a tide pool. 3 Sea Stars: Good! 2 Sea Stars: OK. 1 Sea Star: Oops! Be sure to review the guidelines carefully before going to the tide pool. Click Hermie to Return Home. Or… Continue

36. Before you go – here is a quick review for you! Leave Your Trash at Home Treat the Animals like your own Eyeball Take Photos! Not Animals!

37. Click an image below to review that topic! Leave Your Trash at Home Treat the Animals like your own Eyeball Take Photos! Not Animals! Finished with the course? Click here!

38. Click to Return to Review Would you Like it if someone Poked or Squeezed your Eyeball? Probably Not! That would hurt! Probably Not! That would hurt! The Tide Pool animals don’t like to be handle rough either.

39. Would you Like someone to fill your House with Trash?? I doubt it. Tide Pools are not Trash Cans. I doubt it. Tide Pools are not Trash Cans. SO, Whatever you bring to the tide Pool goes Back with you!! Click to Return to Review

40. Would you want someone to Take you from your Home? SO, Take some pictures, and leave the animals! Much like you wouldn’t want to be kidnapped, Tide Pool Animals don’t like to be taken from their environments. Click to Return to Review