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Draw the Really Big Map of Antarctica, a Fun Map Making Class With a Penguin
Michelle Polar World
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(84)
This creative class is a fusion of art, math, and geography taught by a real Antarctic Explorer (me!). We will draw a geographically-accurate map of Antarctica and learners can add their own artistic flair. #creative
Class experience
*This is a FLEX schedule course, and there are *no live meetings* scheduled. See below for more information and why this format might be right for your learner* This fun and creative project combines art, math & geography. It is particularly suited to homeschoolers/unschoolers who seek integrated learning and thrive with interest-based projects. Learner’s finished map of Antarctica will include latitude and longitude lines, important geographic markers such as the South Pole & Prime...
I’ve lived and worked in Antarctica for two summer seasons at a science research station. I’m passionate about the Icy Continent, and am happy to share my first-hand knowledge and experience with learners in my courses and answer as many questions as I can. In addition to sharing my personal experiences, several of my courses draw on expert knowledge in Antarctic science, history, and logistics from people I met while working there. This extensive set of educational resources developed by science researchers and Antarctic logistics specialists gives learners a first-hand look at real scientific research being conducted in one of the most remote environments on the planet, along with the logistics that help support scientific discovery. I look forward to sharing Antarctica with your learner. Prior to working in Antarctica, I taught World Geography in Alaska for 10 years. Antarctica was always my favorite unit to teach! My courses also draw on materials I’ve used in the classroom to teach about the Icy Continent.
- Poster paper 22” x 28” (58.8 x 71.1cm), one side needs to be non-glossy. Construction paper works even better, but large sizes can be hard to find. (Why? We will be using pencils and colored pencils and they don’t work well on glossy) - Sharp pencil and a good eraser - Set of colored pencils - Optional: fine-tip sharpie marker - Ruler - Meter stick - Protractor - Math Compass or a pushpin and string (to draw circles) - Reference map. I will include one as an attachment in the classroom. You can also use an atlas (print or digital) with a polar projection of Antarctica (where Antarctica is in the center of the map)
Information for this course is drawn from the US National Science Foundation and the US Antarctic Program materials along with widely-available maps of Antarctica.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(84)
Jan 2024: I will be pausing all my Outschool classes for at least 6 months to take care of family needs. If you learner is interested in Alaska or Antarctica, please favorite my classes so you can be notified when I list a new section. Thank...
Flex Class
$13
weekly or $50 for 4 weeks4 weeks
Completed by 1 learner
No live video meetings
Ages: 10-14
