Venn Diagram - Part of Lesson Plan for Science on Ice: Episode 2
Science on Ice: Episode One lesson plan
Food Web resource - Part of Lesson Plan for Science on Ice: Episode 1
Lesson plans for Ice Streams, Ice Shelves and Ice Bergs of Antarctica Making an Antarctic Ice and Water Flow Model Antarctic Sediment Cores
This teacher resource lists selected articles from the Connected and School Journal reading series that support the science concepts when teaching about Antarctica.
Classroom Antarctica is a comprehensive online teaching resource produced by the Australian Antarctic Division, with lesson plans aimed at grades 3 to 8.
Take a journey through this site and discover Antarctica for yourself. Each section features activities, images, video clips and fact sheets, to help you learn about this distant, frozen wilderness.
Virtual field trips target primary and secondary schools are closely linked to the NZ curriculum, in particular science, social studies and geography. They can also be used by other subject teachers.
This resource is designed to be used by you as you plan lessons for your class, leading up to and following the attendance of our performance of Chilled at your school.
Activity introducing facts about 8 different types of penguins that live in Antarctica.
Fact sheet about various sea animals and birds of Antarctica.
Activity about categorising adaptations emperor penguins have made to the Antarcitic environment.
Game about predator-prey relationships in the Antarctic food chain.
List of 15 websites and factsheets for researching about Antarctica.
Eight week learning plan about the Antarctic ecosystem and how humans adapt and survive in the environment.
Ten week learning plan for a general introduction to Antarctica.
Eight week learning plan about Antarctic Penguins and how they look after their young.
Four week lesson plan about the different types of work people do in Antarctica.
Four-part lesson plan about the different animals that live in Antarctica and the characteristics that help them to survive.