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April 17, 2007

Free Resources to Create a Polar Lapbook or Unit Study

Posted in Lapbooking

Here are some links to printables and websites I've been collecting for a polar unit. I'm not sure when I'll get around to doing it, but I thought someone else might be able to use them.

Polar Animal coloring pages

Polar Bear info and activity sheets

Polar Regions of the Earth leveled reader

Arctic Animal Fact Cards & activities K-3 & 4-8

Penguin Fact Cards & activities K-3 & 4-8

Polar Animals Wheel

Animals of the Arctic Tundra activities and spinner

Wild Arctic Fun Guide

Alaska Wilderness League Kids' Page

Arctic ABC

Animals of the Arctic

Activity Pages

Arctic Studies Center

Penguin border notepage

Igloo shapebook

Penguin shapebook or coloring page 

Polar Bear shapebook or coloring page

Seal shapebook or coloring page

Arctic and Antarctica comparison chart

Arctic and Antarctica "Did You Know" boxes

Arctic Facts shapebook

Penguin Song

Polar Regions venn diagram

Activity Guide For Big Enough Anna book

Polar Bear Unit Study

Alaska and the Inuit Theme Page

Iceberg Links

Crafts:

Inuit Activities

Arctic Pals made with Nesquick bottles

Penguin Felt Ornament

Soap(stone) Sculptures

Pipe Cleaner Penguins

Arctic Animal Crafts

Iceberg Experiment (percent above water)

Iceberg Experiment (how salinity affects)

Make a Model Paper Iceberg

Food:

Inuit Recipes (let me know if you try these!)

Cream Cheese Penguins or Hard Boiled Egg Penguins

Penguin Cupcakes or Polar Bear Cupcakes

 

On Top Of An Iceberg

(Sung to: "On Top of Old Smoky")

Original Author Unknown

On top of an iceberg, All covered with snow,

I saw my first, penguin And I wanted to know.

Oh is it a bird,

Or is it a fish?

I looked at his feathers,

And knew which was which.

I said, "Mr. Penguin,

Which species are you?"

He said, "I'm an emperor,

And not a gentoo."

I said, "Mr. Penguin,

What's under you patch?"

He said, "It's an egg,

It's ready to hatch!"

I said, "Mr. Penguin,

Oh, where is your wife?"

"She's out in the ocean,

She'll be back tonight."

Said Mr. Penguin,

"Her name is Jill.

She's out in the ocean,

Feeding on krill."

The next thing I knew,

I heard a small peep.

And I saw a chick,

At the emperor's feet!

 

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April 19, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Natty
HI,

I just wanted to say thanks heaps for all the work that you put into your blog. I am also GTG with my dd 8 and the amount of information that you have shared here has saved me HEAPS of work :) It is all so well put together. Thank you sooooooo much.
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April 23, 2007 - Thanks!

Posted by mamakven
This is AMAZING!!! thanks for sharing!!!
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April 26, 2007 - Wow!

Posted by Anonymous
Thank you so much for this! I will save this post and use these at some point!

Sherry

http://frugaldomesticgoddess.blogspot.com

www.homeschoolblogger.com/sherrydhoneycutt
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