This website is a collection of units designed to teach students about the global importance of Antarctica. Topics covered in these units includes ice, the ocean, geology, weather, topography, auroras, the history of Antarctic exploration, living in Antarctica, animals, plants, the Antarctic Treaty, and the environment. Each unit has a selection of activities that are adaptable to the range of abilities in a class and the particular interests of the students. There are hundreds of useful web links throughout and a wealth of support material listed under Classroom Resources. Educational levels: Intermediate elementary, Middle school
Antarctica is a fascinating and beautiful place. It is the world’s last great wilderness and has a ...
This project for the 2001/2002 Graduate Certificate of Antarctic Studies was derived from two of my ...
In this lesson, students learn about the causes and effects of the melting ice formations in Antarct...
This site contains information about the continent of Antarctica. There is a classroom practice and ...
This Antarctica lesson has students locate the continent on a globe and on a map, describe and illus...
In these activities students will discover the characteristics that enable Antarctica's many life fo...
These materials describe Antarctica's extreme environments, the conditions under which researchers l...
Students investigate the challenges of living and working in Antarctica and the technologies that he...
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has provided a selection of resources for students and their teac...
In this Special Collection of over 70 Web resources from the American Museum of Natural History and ...
In this six-day unit, students examine historical maps of Antarctica and research early explorers to...
This website is part of National Geographic's Xpeditions Hall and includes lesson plans and activiti...
Students investigate the causes of Antarctica's strong, persistent winds in this weeklong unit. They...
A variety of classroom activities and lessons on Antarctica from the Gulf of Maine Aquarium, includi...
This brief overview of Antarctica covers its wildlife (penguins and other birds, seals, whales, fish...
Antarctica is a fascinating and beautiful place. It is the world’s last great wilderness and has a ...
This project for the 2001/2002 Graduate Certificate of Antarctic Studies was derived from two of my ...
In this lesson, students learn about the causes and effects of the melting ice formations in Antarct...
This site contains information about the continent of Antarctica. There is a classroom practice and ...
This Antarctica lesson has students locate the continent on a globe and on a map, describe and illus...
In these activities students will discover the characteristics that enable Antarctica's many life fo...
These materials describe Antarctica's extreme environments, the conditions under which researchers l...
Students investigate the challenges of living and working in Antarctica and the technologies that he...
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has provided a selection of resources for students and their teac...
In this Special Collection of over 70 Web resources from the American Museum of Natural History and ...
In this six-day unit, students examine historical maps of Antarctica and research early explorers to...
This website is part of National Geographic's Xpeditions Hall and includes lesson plans and activiti...
Students investigate the causes of Antarctica's strong, persistent winds in this weeklong unit. They...
A variety of classroom activities and lessons on Antarctica from the Gulf of Maine Aquarium, includi...
This brief overview of Antarctica covers its wildlife (penguins and other birds, seals, whales, fish...
Antarctica is a fascinating and beautiful place. It is the world’s last great wilderness and has a ...
This project for the 2001/2002 Graduate Certificate of Antarctic Studies was derived from two of my ...
In this lesson, students learn about the causes and effects of the melting ice formations in Antarct...