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Arctic Adventures Topic - Lesson 12: History | Arctic Explorers

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SKU T12CS4013020
Biomes and Climate ZonesKey Stage 1Significant IndividualsCross-curricular TopicYear 1Year 2

Introduce your class to the freezing and fabulous Arctic in this 'Arctic Adventures' cross-curricular topic for KS1. Your class will learn about Arctic explorers, the Inuit way of life, Aurora Borealis, ice and its properties, Arctic animals, and so much more in this cross-curricular pack. A perfect topic to excite your children to learn about the Arctic and what it has to offer.

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Who found the Arctic and the Inuit? Expose your class to the early Arctic explorers and the expeditions they made to the Arctic. Your children will investigate the types of expeditions people went on in the Arctic and what they were looking for. They will find out about a famous Arctic explorer, Roald Amundsen, and investigate the life of an explorer. There is even an opportunity to role-play some Arctic expedition events in this lesson, which your children will love.

 

 

What's included:

  • Lesson plan
  • Slides
  • Activity ideas
  • Differentiated worksheets
  • Matching game
  • Expedition cards
  • free overview (medium-term plan) ...
  • free assessment grid ...
  • curriculum objectives covered ...

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