Odyssey

Ro ck x SOIL Tree Flower Acorn Deer Indian Bluestem Side Oat Grama Buffalo SOIL x x x x x x x x SOIL x x spiderwort x rabbit x owl x SOIL x ??? sporobulous x FIRE SOIL x x Leguminous herbs x SOIL x gopher fox eagle feather SOIL x beaver crayfish racoon cottonwood SOIL Indian Water OCEAN x x How does X get into the gopher? How does x get from the air into the legumes ? x x x x How does x get from the owl to the soil? What's a sporobolous? Start here at the Rock. This is buffalo... you know. uh oh. if x is nitrogen if x is phosphorous or potash. (What's potash?) Do you see a pattern here with the soil and X? We know it's really a bison. grass more grass No, the tree isn't in the story. But the owl needs to eat somewhere. Where does x go from here? Can you tell a story that would get x back on dry land? Hint: Think of the rock cycle. :) And if X is back in the rocks what might happen? Welcome to the Story of the Atom known only as X. As someone (your teacher? you?) reads the story of "Odyssey", follow along on the map of its journey. Start at the Rock to the lower left. Listen to the story and see where X goes. Can you explain the processes that are moving x around? You can move through the presentation using the sideways arrows or carrots. You can zoom in and out using the zoom bar to the right. Pan the presentation by clicking and grabbing. If the tree produced an acorn, what kind of tree do you think it was? Where did x go?? x x x For once, x is not in the soil, although its friends and relations are. When there are too many nutrients in the water, water quality is affected. But x isn't at large in the water. Keeping going. Wait. Where's the Indian? Doesn't the story say something about an Indian? Why isn't the Indian here? num num num Nest x