, Workbook Map
Use this as your chapter-by-chapter tracker. Each chapter also has its own cover, dive plan, guided notes, quick
checks, practice prompts, survival sheet, and quick answer key.
Done Chapter Oceanography Focus
[] Chapter 1: Introduction to the Oceans Global Ocean
[] Chapter 2: Getting our Bearings Maps and Bearings
[] Chapter 3: The Origin and Structure of Earth Earth's Interior
[] Chapter 4: Plate Tectonics and Marine Geology Plate Boundaries
[] Chapter 5: Chemical Oceanography Seawater Chemistry
[] Chapter 6: Physical Oceanography Ocean Layers
[] Chapter 7: Primary Production Primary Production
[] Chapter 8: Oceans and Climate Climate Engine
[] Chapter 9: Ocean Circulation Ocean Circulation
[] Chapter 10: Waves Waves
[] Chapter 11: Tides Tides
[] Chapter 12: Ocean Sediments Ocean Sediments
[] Chapter 13: Coastal Oceanography Coasts
[] Chapter 14: Ice Ice and Climate
Study rhythm: read the section, complete the notes, answer the quick checks, then use the survival sheet for
review.
,Seafloor to Seashore - Chapter 1 | 1
, Chapter 1: Introduction to the Oceans
Meet the ocean as one connected planet-scale system.
Read Mark Practice Review
Complete each assigned section Circle terms that need a second Work the prompts before Use the final sheet as a quick
and capture the main idea. pass. checking the answers. study guide.
Dive Plan
Done Section Reading Focus
[] 1.1 Overview of the Oceans The ocean as one connected global system
with major basins and shared properties.
[] 1.2 Continental Margins The submerged edge of continents and how
active and passive margins differ.
[] 1.3 Marine Provinces The major provinces of the seafloor from
margins to deep basins and ridges.
[] 1.4 Mapping the Seafloor The tools that turn depth measurements into
maps of the ocean floor.
1.1 Overview of the Oceans
Section mission: The ocean as one connected global system with major basins and shared properties.
Core Ideas Key Terms
- Identify the process or pattern that makes overview of the oceans - global ocean
important. - ocean basin
- Connect this section to the chapter lens: Global Ocean. - hydrosphere
- Use evidence from the reading to explain why the pattern changes - salinity
Seafloor to Seashore - Chapter 1 | 2
Use this as your chapter-by-chapter tracker. Each chapter also has its own cover, dive plan, guided notes, quick
checks, practice prompts, survival sheet, and quick answer key.
Done Chapter Oceanography Focus
[] Chapter 1: Introduction to the Oceans Global Ocean
[] Chapter 2: Getting our Bearings Maps and Bearings
[] Chapter 3: The Origin and Structure of Earth Earth's Interior
[] Chapter 4: Plate Tectonics and Marine Geology Plate Boundaries
[] Chapter 5: Chemical Oceanography Seawater Chemistry
[] Chapter 6: Physical Oceanography Ocean Layers
[] Chapter 7: Primary Production Primary Production
[] Chapter 8: Oceans and Climate Climate Engine
[] Chapter 9: Ocean Circulation Ocean Circulation
[] Chapter 10: Waves Waves
[] Chapter 11: Tides Tides
[] Chapter 12: Ocean Sediments Ocean Sediments
[] Chapter 13: Coastal Oceanography Coasts
[] Chapter 14: Ice Ice and Climate
Study rhythm: read the section, complete the notes, answer the quick checks, then use the survival sheet for
review.
,Seafloor to Seashore - Chapter 1 | 1
, Chapter 1: Introduction to the Oceans
Meet the ocean as one connected planet-scale system.
Read Mark Practice Review
Complete each assigned section Circle terms that need a second Work the prompts before Use the final sheet as a quick
and capture the main idea. pass. checking the answers. study guide.
Dive Plan
Done Section Reading Focus
[] 1.1 Overview of the Oceans The ocean as one connected global system
with major basins and shared properties.
[] 1.2 Continental Margins The submerged edge of continents and how
active and passive margins differ.
[] 1.3 Marine Provinces The major provinces of the seafloor from
margins to deep basins and ridges.
[] 1.4 Mapping the Seafloor The tools that turn depth measurements into
maps of the ocean floor.
1.1 Overview of the Oceans
Section mission: The ocean as one connected global system with major basins and shared properties.
Core Ideas Key Terms
- Identify the process or pattern that makes overview of the oceans - global ocean
important. - ocean basin
- Connect this section to the chapter lens: Global Ocean. - hydrosphere
- Use evidence from the reading to explain why the pattern changes - salinity
Seafloor to Seashore - Chapter 1 | 2
