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Are Ghost Ships Real? Instructional VideoAre Ghost Ships Real? Instructional Video
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TED-Ed
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3rd - 12th
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5:00
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10 mins
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Are Ghost Ships Real?

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Ghost ships are real and are used to map ocean currents. Aye, thar be much to learn for landlubbers, sprogs, and buccaneers as well in a short video that offers scientific explanations for the amazing phenomenon of ghost ships.

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Concepts

ocean currents, ships, pirates, buoyancy, buoyant force

Additional Tags

social studies

Instructional Ideas

  • Flip the lesson asking class members to view the video, respond to the comprehension questions, and research some of the links out of class before returning for discussion
  • Use the video to introduce a study of ocean currents

Classroom Considerations

  • The link to Craig Munsart's exercise does not work

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  • The resource includes the video, a comprehension check, links to related resources, and a discussion prompt

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