Great Ocean Rescue 2017

Fifth grade ESG students only recently completed their simulation:  The Great Ocean Rescue. Congrats to Team Warren for spending the least money in completing all four missions. Here is a handy-dandy compilation of how teams performed. Ask your kids about their decisions and how things worked!

Team R:  Tuesday   2nd	Team DJ: Wednesday  3rd	Team W:  Monday  1st
Fishin’ Mission $10000 Barents Sea X $10000 GB $500 SONAR $5000 Monkfish $25500	Fishin’ Mission $10000 Philippine X $10000 GB $500 Depth $500 SONAR $5000 Monkfish $26000	Fishin’ Mission $10000 George’s Bank $500 Food supply $500 SONAR $5000 Monk $16000
Pollution Pirates $10000 Red Sea $500 Water sample $500 Sediment $5000 Incinerator $5000 Household Trash $21000	Pollution Pirates $10000 Red Sea $500 Sediment test $5000 Incinerator $5000 Sewage sludge $500 SatelliteX $5000 Household Trash $26000	Pollution Pirates $10000 Med. Sea X $10000 Red Sea $500 Water Sample $500 Sediment test $5000 Incinerator X $500 satellite $5000 Household trash $31500
Grief on the Reef $10000 Okinawa $500 Coastal Report $5000 Diving/Boating X $500 Coral Insp. $500 Fish insp $5000 Deforestation $21500	Grief on the Reef $10000 JamaicaX $10000 SamoaX $10000 Okinawa $500 Coastal report $500 Coral insp $500 Water sample $5000 Deforestation $36500	Grief on the Reef $10000 Okinawa $500 Coastal Activty $500 Coral Insp. $5000 SewageX $5000 $21000
Leaky Bottom $10000 Gulf of Mex X $10000 Hawaii X $10000 Juan dF $500 Water Sample $500 Temp/Flow $5000 Chemical $36000	Leaky Bottom $10000 Gulf of Mex X $10000 Galapagos X $10000 Juan de Fuca $500 Water Sample $5000 Chemical Change $35500	Leaky Bottom $10000 Juan de Fuca $500 Survival $500 Water Sample $500 Past Report $5000 Too much sampling $5000 Chemical change $21500
$104000	$124000	$90000