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Polar Week Unit Plan

This polar-themed unit plan provides a resource for teachers looking for ways to integrate a variety of challenging lessons and activities into their curriculum. The lessons touch on a variety of subject areas including language arts, math, and science. The unit is designed for a 3rd grade class but can be adapted for other grade levels. A helpful media list

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Arctic
More than a week
Elementary and Up
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Solar Oven Science

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The Solar Oven Science activity was developed as a way to target conservation of energy. Some students understand that he sun can be used for heating and cooking but they mistakenly think that this can only work in deserts. Because of conservation of energy solar cooking and heating can work in temperate and even arctic environments. The linked

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Antarctic
About 1 period
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PolarTREC Teacher and Researcher at Work

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Students will take some time and look at the PolarTREC website journals, pictures, and forums to learn about a certain teacher, researcher, or polar science expedition that has already taken place or is currently taking place. Students will use the attached worksheet to think more deeply about a polar researcher's job and work.

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Students will gain

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Arctic
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Elementary and Up
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  • Web Link (17)
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  • (-) Activity (3)

Region

  • Arctic (2)
  • Antarctic (1)

Grade

  • Elementary and Up (2)
  • All Aged (1)

Related Members

  • Deanna Wheeler (1)
  • Elizabeth Eubanks (1)
  • (-) Janet Warburton (2)
  • (-) Katey Shirey (1)

Expeditions

  • IceCube In-ice Antarctic Telescope 2010 (1)

Completion Time

  • About 1 period (2)
  • More than a week (1)

Topic

  • Polar Science (13)
  • Earth Science (12)
  • Life Science (4)
  • Physical Science (4)
    • General Physical Science (2)
    • Climate Change (1)
    • Matter (1)
    • Motion and Forces (1)
    • Tools and Methods (1)
    • (-) Energy (2)
  • Environmental Studies (2)
  • Archaeology and Anthropology (1)
  • (-) Polar Careers (1)
    • General Polar Careers (1)

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