Fish Eggs to Fry Program Insights

The video introduces the 2018 Fish Eggs to Fry program, which delivers salmon eggs to schools in the Portland area. The program, in partnership with Eco Schools USA, aims to create the next generation of salmon stewards by transforming classrooms into living laboratories. Students engage in science, research, and environmental studies by rearing salmon and trout in the classroom and eventually releasing them into their natural habitat. The video highlights the excitement and learning experiences of students as they observe and care for the fish, emphasizing the importance of water quality and environmental factors for salmon survival.

What is the main goal of the Fish Eggs to Fry program?

• To create a new species of fish

• To build fish tanks in every school

• To sell fish eggs to local markets

• To deliver fish eggs to schools for educational purposes

What is the primary focus of the Eco Schools USA and Fish Egg Stir-Fry partnership?

• To build aquariums in schools

• To create new fish species

• To transform classrooms into living laboratories

• To sell fish products

Which skills do students develop through the Fish Eggs to Fry program?

• Art and music

• Science, writing, research, and math

• Cooking and baking

• Sports and physical education

What do students learn about the environmental impact on fish survival?

• That it only affects fish in the ocean

• That it is crucial for their survival

• That it has no effect

• That it is only important for adult fish

How do students react when fish eggs are introduced to the classroom?

• They become bored

• They leave the classroom

• They become fascinated and ask questions

• They ignore the fish tank

What do students do every day when they enter the classroom?

• They ignore the aquarium

• They run to the aquarium to observe the fish

• They clean the aquarium

• They feed the fish

What is one of the most important factors for salmon survival in the wild?

• The color of the water

• The quality of the water

• The size of the fish

• The type of fish food

What emotional experience do students have when releasing the fish?

• They are excited but also a bit sad

• They are angry

• They feel indifferent

• They feel nothing

What is the significance of pH in the water for salmon?

• It determines the color of the fish

• It affects the acidity of the water

• It has no significance

• It changes the fish's diet

What is the ultimate goal for the fish raised in the classroom?

• To be sold in markets

• To be released into their natural habitat

• To be used in science experiments

• To be kept as pets