Week 1
Lesson 1
Module 10
An introduction to ocean zones and what makes them different. The following animals are covered this module: Slime Star, Pointy Nose Blue Chimaera, Bone Eating Worm, Poliopogon Sponge, Mushroom Coral, Sable Fish, Deepwater Hermit Crab, and Cookie Cutter Shark. Each week we will take a look at where in the world they are found, adaptations they have that allow them to survive in their particular environment, diet, defenses, and interesting facts. An introduction to symbiotic relationships.
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Module 11
Furthering our dive into the deep sea, we take a look at 8 new animals this module: Pyrosome, Sea Pen, Lion’s Mane Jelly, Blue Antimora, Mauve Stinger Jelly, Long Spine Sea Urchin, Brisingid Star, and Goosefish. We will take a look at where in the world they are found, how they can survive in their particular environment, diet, and interesting facts. We will look into how some animals function as colonies.
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Module 12
Furthering our dive into the deep sea, we take a look at 8 new animals this module: Spiny Dogfish, Black Coral Plume, Parchment Worm, Black Oreo, Giant Sea Anemone, Homolid Carrier Crab, Cutthroat Eel, and the Chaunacops. We will look at where in the world they are found, how they survive, diet, and interesting facts. Which animal has the fastest firing mechanism in the animal kingdom?
 Week 4
Lesson 4
Module 13
Furthering our dive into the deep sea, we take a look at 8 new animals this module:  Flattened Sea Urchin, Acorn Worm, Halosaur, Predatory Tunicate, Fireworks Coral, Tripod Fish, Giant Phantom Jelly, and the Sunflower Star. We will talk about fish that look unreal and like they are standing on stilts, as well as an animal that has become critically endangered.
 Week 5
Lesson 5
Module 14
Furthering our dive into the deep sea, we take a look at 8 new animals this module: Long Legged Shrimp, Shortspine Thornyhead, Squat Lobster, Psychadelic Jelly, Oilfish, Striped Sea Urchin, Aprhodite Sea Mouse, and the Swell Shark. We will see what animal scientists have studied to improve our fiberoptics, as well as an animal that uses fluorescence to communicate. 
 Week 6
Lesson 6
Module 15
Furthering our dive into the deep sea, we take a look at 8 new animals this module: Hawaiian Spikefish, Doliolina Midwater Tunicate, Tanner Crab, Abyssal Comb Jelly, Hydrothermal Vent Eelpout, Sand Striker (Bobbit Worm), Duckbill Opalfish, and the Lollipop Cat Shark. Did you know there is a worm that burrows in the sediment can get to be over 9 feet long that can take down a large fish?
 Week 7
Lesson 7
Module 16
Finishing our dive into the deep sea for this class, we take a look at 8 new animals: Sessile Sea Cucumber, Elvis Glitter Worm, Crystal Amphipod, Smallmouth Spiny Eel, Mola Mola (Ocean Sunfish), Paper Lantern Jelly, Deep Sea Clam, and the Indosquilla Mantis Shrimp. Have you ever seen worms get in a fight? How about a fish as large as a pickup truck?