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Arctic and Inuit Unit Study. Free Lapbook – Hands-On Ideas

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The Arctic and Inuit Free Unit Study and Lapbook. Free Guides, Hands-on Ideas for Middle School @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Table of Contents

  • Arctic Region – About the Inuit
  • Free Decorative Covers for Notebooking Pages to Use as Dividers or for the Front of Lapbooks
  • Lapbook Layout
  • Notebooking Pages
    • 10 Notebooking Pages on The Animals of the Arctic
  • Hands-On Activities
  • Links/Downloads We Like
    • Make an Arctic Region Map
    • Map Flags for the Salt Dough Map
    •  Follow My Arctic & Inuit Pinterest Board

Arctic Region – About the Inuit

Arctic and Inuit Unit Study @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

The Arctic is literally the end of the world. It takes its name from the Greek word for bear, arktos, because the land is under the constellation of the Great Bear.

The Arctic region is located at the top of the Northern Hemisphere. The Arctic Ocean is about 5.5 million square miles of water, so the Arctic is really a giant sheet of sea ice that floats on top of the Arctic Ocean.

The Arctic is surrounded by land in Greenland, Canada, and Russia. Parts of these countries, along with a part of Alaska, are in the area called the Arctic Circle.

The Arctic Circle is an imaginary circle that extends south about 1620 miles in every direction from the North Pole.

Hammerfest claims to be the northernmost city in the world. In Kirkenes, Norway, the midnight sun shines from May 17 to July 21. The corresponding winter darkness extends from November 21 to January 21, almost two months.

Do you think the residents appreciate this scripture?

Ecclesiastes 11:7: “Light is sweet, and it is pleasant for the eyes to behold the sun.” (Revised Standard Version)

Free Decorative Covers for Notebooking Pages to Use as Dividers or for the Front of Lapbooks

Land That Never Melts Minibook Cover @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool PlusExploring Arctic Minibook @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Land-that-Never-Melts-Cover-1.pdf (3001 downloads)                                        Land-that-Never-Melts-Cover-2.pdf (2394 downloads)

Lapbook Layout

Arctic and Inuit Free Lapbook @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Arctic Circle North Pole Map @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

A map of the Arctic Circle. I provide two pages that are the same except one has the countries and areas labeled and the other one is blank so that your child can write them in.  

Arctic-Circle-Map.pdf (3584 downloads)

Arctic Animal Minibooks @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

These are tiny meander books. I provide instructions on the page on how to cut them and fold them. They store in mini pockets. 

Arctic-Animal-Meander-Mini-books.pdf (3265 downloads)

Amazing Arctic Words Minibook @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

A mini pocket with vocabulary words to match and store in the pockets.

Arctic-Vocabulary.pdf (3216 downloads)

People of the Arctic Minibook @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

The Peoples of the Arctic was especially fun to do because we read in the book Inuit Glimpses of An Arctic Past about the people of the Arctic. When it comes to learning about any country, it is the diverse style of the people living there and how each adapts to their native land that makes learning come alive. This is a fandex type of book explaining each culture.

People-of-the-Arctic.pdf (3234 downloads)

Snow House Minibook @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

It was interesting to learn about how the Inuit used snow houses to live in as temporary homes while they hunted.

Snowhouses-Inuit.pdf (3217 downloads)

Inuit Minibook @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus
Printable Inuit Minibook @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

This mini book explains some of the everyday things in the lives of the Inuit.

The-Inuit-people-food-clothing-transportation.pdf (3944 downloads)

Notebooking Pages

Inuit Notebooking Pages @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

10 Notebooking Pages on The Animals of the Arctic

Notebooking Set I                                                             Notebooking Set II

                   5 pages                                                              6 Pages

Hands-On Activities

Make A Soapstone Carving.

Arctic Soapstone Carving @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Links/Downloads We Like

Arctic Snow Goggles Template @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus
This lesson plan above is for grades 5-8. It has a template for snow goggles and talks about limiting sunlight.

Click here to download the free 29 page guide.

Free Arctic Animal Cards @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool PlusFree Animal Cards

This next guide, or I should say guides, talk about the Arctic animals listed above. There are two guides or grade levels on this teacher’s guide from Seaworld.

Click here to download Arctic Animals  K to 8th 

Make an Arctic Region Map

Arctic Region Map. Free Arctic and Inuit unit study for middle school @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Click here to read how we made this Arctic map and fun flags.

Map Flags for the Salt Dough Map

The Arctic Circle Map @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Click here to download the map flags.

 Follow My Arctic & Inuit Pinterest Board

 Follow Tinas Dynamic Homeschool Plus’s board Arctic/Inuit/Land Up North on Pinterest.

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  1. Tina Robertson says

    November 19, 2020 at 7:35 am

    Thank you so MUCH Christine, I have several pages which have these same links on it so folks can find it in several place and had updates those pages. I’ve updated this page with the link for the other set of notebooking pages and animal guides. Thanks again for letting me know and ENJOY.
    Hugs

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