Jellies: Day 1By Larissa OstlundRippling Water(Basic)

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1Lesson Objective:To become familiar with:Jelly academic vocabularyBody parts and their functions of jelliesThe basic understanding of jelliesWhere have I seen jellies (jellyfish) before?Finding Nemo Video clip:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maWVkCSSsq4(copy and paste into a new tab)What are jellies?Jellies are invertebrates that dwell in the seaTheir bodies are gelatinous-lookingArent fishThey belong to the Cnidaria phylumSea anemonescorals

General Information about Jellies: Radially symmetrical

Look at me! Im radially symmetrical!Radial symmetry: If you cut a jelly on the center part of the body, the halves would be the same!

General Information: Swarms

A group of jellies is called a swarmDory and Marlin were stuck in a swarm of jellies! (Just like the man on the right)How many species (types) are there?There are about 1000-1500 species of jelliesThe moon jelly is the most well known species

Epidermis: The outer body parts/cellsBell

TentaclesBell

Bell-creates overall movement-makes the jelly move up and down; only movement it can control-*In Finding Nemo this is what Dory and Marlin were bouncing on-protects the internal structures

-opens and closes like an umbrellaTentacles: contains stinging cells that paralyze prey

-a stinging cell is called a cnydociteInside a cnydocite, there is a nematocyst. It is a coil thread stinger that comes out of the cnydocite. This is how the tentacles paralyze the prey

Jellies stinging- ACTION!Jellies have thousands of nematocysts on the tentacles, oral (feeding) arms, and on their mouth. Without them, they wouldnt be able to survive!How jellies sting with their tentacles:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoRWvE8LA9U

Nematocysts firing (microscope view)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zJiBc_N1Zk

(copy and paste links in new tabs)Gastrodermis: the inner parts/cellsOral arms

Mouth

Digestive CavityOral Arms

Is a jellys hand. The oral arms bring the food to the mouthMouth

-is where food enters the body (just like us)-located between the oral arms-unlike us, the mouth serves another function: it also gets rid of a jellys wasteDigestive Cavity

Digestive Cavity

-AKA (the colenteron)-contains: stomach and intestines-where food is digested (like humans)-digested food gives jelly energy (like humans)Lets Label our jelly!

-each elbow partner pair will get a bag of vocabulary words-sort words and place them on the boxes on your worksheet-be ready to share answers-we will complete it together after sharing outVocabulary match up!With your partner, put all of the cards face down. Take turns matching the academic vocabulary with their meaning.ClosureIn your science notebooks:1. sketch and write one thing you learned 2. write one part of the jelly that is similar to the function of a body part of another animal/human.Section divider layoutSubtitle Here