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PHOTO CHALLENGE - WEEK FIVE! Have you been asking yourself - 'when is she going to do a Photo Challenge about the seals she's been working on?' Well... the time has come. Today's challenge is all about the seal - or at least the Seals Face! And these photos are likely to put a smile in yours

En Route! Good weather in the winter is such a nice treat for the window-seated passenger, and I was not disappointed in my journey from Portland, OR to Fairbanks, AK for PolarTREC’s Teacher Orientation Week. Miles and miles of rumply mountains were spread out below with the moon blazing above

Frozen Water - Video Journal ### This journal is brought to you by: * Emily and Holden at Cordova Middle School Enjoy the video and be sure to try out the activity! http://

And just for fun... here are a few bloopers... that should make you laugh

Antarctic Explorers - Part 2 ###Race to the South Pole And so the race begins with Scott and Amundsen both on their way to the South Pole. The expedition arrived at the eastern edge of the Ross Ice Shelf (then known as "the Great Ice Barrier") on January 14, 1911. Amundsen made his camp and named

This journal is brought to you by: * Brenda Silberman and her 4th grade APEX students at Bailey Station Elementary * Mrs. Virden and her 5st grade CLUE students at Campus School * The Pink Palace 3-5 grade homeschoolers ## Antarctic Explorers - Part 1 Besides amazing sights and wildlife

This journal is brought to you by: * Mrs. Gillespie and her 4th grade SPARKS students at St. Ann * Mrs. Trotz and her 2nd grade students at Grahamwood Elementary * Mrs. Hughes and her 1st grade CLUE students at Campus School * Peggy Woods and her 2nd grade students at Grahamwood Elementary ### A

More penguins, more penguins!!! This time Adélie penguins! So this journal is brought to you by: * Bailey Station 4th grade APEX * Mrs. Trotz and her 2nd grade students at Grahamwood Elementary * Becky Shimp and her St. Edwards Middle School students * Mrs. Gillespie and her 5th grade SPARKS

Penguin sighting, penguin sighting!!! We have finally seen some penguins! So this journal is brought to you by: * Mrs. Russell and her Kindergarten students at Hutchison School * Melody Tannehill and her Kindergarten students at Hutchison School * Mrs. Trotz and her 2nd grade students at

Wind Chill - Video Journal ### This journal is brought to you by: * LaVonda Brown and her 5th grade students at Jackson Elementary * Sixth grade students from St. John's Catholic School Enjoy the video and be sure to try out the activity! http://

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As I've been preparing for my expedition, I've been doing a lot of reading and have learned several fascinating facts about Antarctica. Here are just a few! Antarctica covers about 4.5 million square miles (14 million square km). The continent is divided into 3 parts. * East, or Greater, Antarctica