7 Continents Antarctica (Teacher’s Guide)

Section 1: Antarctica In The World
Introduces Students To The Location Of Antarctica In The World.

Antarctica’s Relative Location
Antarctica’s Hemispheres
Antarctica’s Absolute Location
Using A Projection Map
Section 2: Physical Features Of Antarctica
Introduces Students To The Highest, Driest, Coldest, And Iciest Continent On The Planet.

Formation Of Antarctica
Antarctica’s Harsh Landscape
East Antarctica
West Antarctica
Antarctic Mountains
Antarctic Ice
Antarctica’s Climate
Climate Changes In Antarctica
Antarctica’s Bodies Of Water
Section 3: History Of Exploration
Students Learn About The Diverse History Of Antarctica’s Discovery And Exploration.

Unknown Southern Land
Early Exploration
Bellingshausen And Weddell
Ross And Wilkes
Belgica Stranded
Heroic Age
Race To The South Pole
Mawson And Shackleton
Exploration By Air
Admiral Byrd
Section 4: People Of Antarctica Today
Students Learn About The People Who Research, Visit, And Live In Antarctica.

Antarctica Treaty
Antarctica’s Scientific Research
Female Scientists
Communication In Antarctica
Tourism In Antarctica
Section 5: Natural Resources And Wildlife
Introduces Students To The Natural Resources And Wildlife Of Antarctica.

Resources Of Antarctica
Lichens, Fungi, Moss, And Algae
Land Invertebrates
Animals In The Ocean
Animals: Visitors On Land
Antarctica’s Web Of Life

Additional Info
Help your students explore the landforms, climate, history, and wildlife of Antarctica! The 7 Continents, Antarctica helps student develop geography literacy while they learn about the unique characteristics of Antarctica.