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Let's go on an adventure!   An adventure under 

the sea.

How many creatures and exciting things can 

we find from 

A to Z ?

Aa

is for ANCHOR. 

A broken anchor at the bottom of the ocean. 

Where do you think it came from?  

A pirate ship, maybe? 

Bb

is for BLOWFISH. 

Look how he fills his stomach with water and puffs up 

like a balloon to protect himself from harm. 

What do you think he could be scared of?

Cc 

is for CRAB. 

Crabs live in ocean or on land. They can vary in size from 

the tiny pea crab to the Japanese spider crab that can 

grow to be 13 feet long. Look out for their pinchers!  

Ouch!

Dd

is for DOLPHIN.

Dolphins live together in large

groups and even communicate

with each other.   Can you talk

like a dolphin?

Ee

is for ELECTRIC EEL

Do you see that eel hiding behind that rock? 

Be careful it can give you quite a shock!

Ff

is for FISH

Here is a school of fish.

They don't really go to school. But if they did, wouldn't 

that be so cool!

Gg

                   is for GILLS

Fish don't have lungs to breathe like we do. They use 

gills to breathe underwater. 

Hh

is for HAMMERHEAD SHARK

Do you see his funny shaped head?

It helps him to see better.   In fact he can see up, down 

and all around.

Ii

is for INKY OCTOPUS.

An octopus has 4 eyes and 8 sticky arms. If you scare 

him, he will ink you in the face to get away.  

Ewe, Icky!

Jj

is for JELLYFISH.

Jellyfish are shaped like an umbrella. A group of jellyfish 

is called a bloom.  

Be careful they might sting you!

Kk            is for KELP.

Kelp is a plant that grows in the ocean

It's an underwater forest.

Animals hide in the forest and feed 

on the plants. What creatures

can you find?

Ll

is for LONG NOSE BUTTERFLY

FISH.

This fish doesn't look like a butterfly at all, but 

look how colorful he is!   What do you 

think he uses his long nose for?

Mm

is for MANTA RAY.

These creatures are sometimes found lying on the 

bottom of the ocean, blending in with the sand.   When 

swimming, manta rays look like they are flying through 

the water.

Nn

is for NORTHERN SEAHORSE.

What's that?   A horse in the sea?

It's not really a horse, of course, but 

it sure does look like one!

Oo

is for OYSTER.

Look at that oyster at the bottom of the sea. 

Oysters can make pearls from a tiny grain of sand.

Pp

is for PRAWN.

Prawns have a hard shell.   I bet you have 

seen a prawn before, maybe even eaten one. 

 Prawns have another name,

SHRIMP.

Qq

is for QUEEN CONCH.

See this huge seashell!   A giant snail lives inside. If you 

are lucky, you might find a shell just like this one washed 

up on the seashore!   Have you seen a shell like this 

before?

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