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Not backed up by research but common in traditional medicine in many cultures.)

Make-up/lotion/bath salts (Beneficial effects on skin.

And it makes ice cream melt more slowly.)

Ice cream (Keeps it smooth and creamy by preventing ice crystals from forming on it.

1 dried gram of seaweed has more than the recommended daily amount of iodine.) Nori has 1.5 the amount of vitamin C of oranges.

Vitamins (High iodine, calcium, and vitamin C content.

Treatment for cuts and burns (Ancient Romans used seaweed for this.).

Give each group a product and they have to come up with a commercial for it. Label diorama of kelp long line, watch video of rig installation if there’s time

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Here’s our schedule for this afternoon’s (3/23) ASAP session! (As always, schedule subject to change.)Ĭommercial Uses of Seaweed and How to Sell It The parts are long line, tag line, buoy, weight, kelp, and water.Ĭheck the blog again soon for links to our commercials on YouTube! Community Kick-Off Video has Arrived When some of us were done with our commercials, we used the picture of the rig that we made the first week of ASAP to label a diorama. They put seaweed in ice cream to make it smooth and creamy. She recommended the nori because it’s healthy and has vitamin C and calcium. It is a type of gas that you put in cars. It is great because it helps cuts and scrapes and burns heal. Here are pictures of each group explaining their product: We videotaped our commercials (YouTube links coming soon!). We brainstormed why our product was awesome. Train and Erin show how to brainstorm ideas for a commercial and practice the commercial. We talked about what we learned from the videos.Įrin showed us some of the different products that are made from seaweed. We watched a video about why people grow kelp and how kelp is used ( ). We watched a video of people harvesting kelp ( ). As usual, we wrapped up the afternoon by writing a photo journal entry together. YouTube links to the commercials will be available soon. They were assigned a product to make a commercial about with a partner. Then they talked as a group about various products that contain seaweed. The kids watched two videos to review the kelp growing process. Today in ASAP we learned about the commercial uses of seaweed. We could use the books Aquaculture for ME and the Aquaculture for ME Activity Book to help us find the answers. How many acres are used for finfish aquaculture in the state of Maine? (665) Seaweed aquaculture? (30) Shellfish aquaculture? (577) What are baby seaweed called? (Spores) What about baby shellfish? (Larvae or seed) What do we call shellfish with two shells? (Bivalves) We had to answer questions about aquaculture. We played Aquaculture Jeopardy! (Full game available here.

She answered some questions about her work. She is from the University of New England. We talked about the book and asked questions. We read a book called Aquaculture for ME (PDF of book available here: ). Some of the adjectives were: greenish/brown, tiny, cute, slimy, wet, cold, and hairy/mossy. We talked about the kelp using as many adjectives as we could. Today in ASAP we looked at a picture of the baby kelp we are growing at Ponce’s, read a book called Aquaculture for ME, and played Aquaculture Jeopardy! We wrapped up by writing a photo journal entry.

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