Work on Study Guide/Notebooks; Field Trip Attendees share out; Crumple & Shoot Review Game; Study Guide KEY

Unit 1 Test and Interactive Notebook check 
next class period, Tues. 11th/Wed. 12th! 

Please continue work on study guide and interactive notebooks...use your time wisely & stay focused!

Salmon Watch Field Trip Attendees share out
Photos HERE!
What we learned:
-We were on the Zig Zag River which feeds into the Sandy River, which feeds into the Columbia River
-The salmon we saw were Spring Chinook
-2 million salmon travel up the Columbia River annually
-16 years ago on 500,000 made it up the Columbia
-Wild salmon have stronger DNA than hatchery salmon
-Fish biologists only allow wild salmon to migrate upstream
-Hatchery salmon have no adipose fin 
-Female salmon lay ~4000 eggs, only 1 adult makes it back!
~500 salmon make it back to the Zig Zag River, which means there had to be ~2 million eggs to begin with!

Option: Play Crumple & Shoot!

Study Guide Key HERE