This section of the website has a range of introductory articles and StoryMap Collections. These are suitable for younger readers (up to 14 years; UK Key Stage 3) or those new to learning about Antarctica.
This video (24 minutes) introduces the Antarctic Ice Sheet, how to get to Antarctica, and what it’s like to live and work in Antarctica. It is suitable for primary-age children.
You may also be interested in visiting our page on Introductory Resources for Teachers, which also targets the 14~16 age group (UK Key Stage 3 and GCSE).
This section of the website is sponsored by the Antarctic Science International Educational Bursary.
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Great resource compilation for introducing Antarctica to younger learners. The structure with StoryMaps covering physical geography, wildlife, climate change, and people provides a comprehensive yet accessible overview. The 24-minute video is perfect for primary-age children to grasp the basics of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and what daily life there entails. I appreciate how you’ve organized resources by age group and learning stage—it makes it easy for educators to find appropriate materials for their students.