Do you want to see when the sun will set and rise at any location in the world? If so, this site is for you.

Fun art activity recreating a diatom - a main type of phytoplankton found in the Bering Sea.

What do polar researchers do? Explore this question and more with this interesting activity.

Become an Archaeologist While Cleaning Your Bedroom!! Fun for you and your room gets clean too!!

Compare what students in a tropical climate do to prepare for recess with students who live in the interior of Alaska. Learn several consequences caused by sub zero temperatures. Create awareness that people are able to prepare for a cold environment by adding layers of clothes.

Survive predators, cold and hazards in order to provide enough food for your chick to survive.

What does it take to stay warm in Antarctica?

Students follow PolarTREC expeditions, and create their own journals of scientific discovery along the way.

Have your students become travel consultants for the polar regions by producing a travel brochure and radio ad highlighting the virtues of the Arctic and the Antarctic.

6th to 12th grade learners will investigate and then present on the wide variety of science projects in Antarctica through the PolarTREC and the USAP websites.