At-Home Activities: Polar Quest - Seek Out New Lands
November 16-20

Workshop Class Activities
Craft – Cornucopia
Key Points – Polar Explorers
Collaborative – Race to the Pole Game
Language Arts – Foreign Language Simon Says
Math/Logic – Mapping the Antarctic
Prepare for Adventure – Polar Explorer Fashion Show
Big Activity – Polar Waste Management (recycling)
Movement – Pass the Present Game
Note: there will be no classes or at-home activities next week.
At-Home Activities
See a suggested week schedule at https://www.celebrationeducation.com/single-post/free-curriculum
Materials
various fiction and non-fiction books that relate to the poles
journal or lined paper
stationery
a cup of dry beans, a jar of pennies, a bag of marbles, or other large amount of an item
math bingo game problem cards and bingo cards – print the ones included or make your own
coins
sidewalk chalk
paper leaves, cut from construction paper https://onelittleproject.com/leaf-template/
Reading
Various fiction and non-fiction books that relate to the poles
Writing
Copywork
“The South Pole was like visiting Disneyland, Las Vegas, and Mars simultaneously.” – Victor Boyarsky
“Why then do we feel this strange attraction for these Polar Regions, a feeling so powerful and lasting, that when we return home we forget the mental and physical hardships, and want nothing more than to return to them?” – Jean-Baptiste Charcot