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"For scientific leadership, give me Scott; for swift and efficient travel, Amundsen; but when you are in a hopeless situation, when there seems to be no way out, get on your knees and pray for Shackleton." - Sir Raymond Priestly.
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CONCLUSION
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Present the information you learned along the way in any of these formats. Each team member must complete a portion of your presentation. Each presentation should include information on: |
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- The early explorers of Antarctica - timelines, charts, biographies, etc.
- A discussion of Antarctic science and what it is like to live in Antarctica.
- The types of animals that can be found in and around Antarctica.
- The history of the Antarctic continent, both before and after human contact.
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Choose one of the following formats to present your information:
- Do a 30 minute group presentation using PowerPoint.
- Create a web site.
- Create a game based on Antarctic exploration and living conditions. Be sure to include all topics above. Your game must include at least 100 questions and answers.
- Make a video of an Antarctic adventurer describing his life on the continent. Be sure to include all topics above. You will need to turn in the script.
- Write a group report and present it to class using the chalkboard, overhead transparencies, and any other props you may need.
All presentations should include images from the Internet!
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