The most northerly major line of latitude.

The smallest of the world’s main oceans, much of it is frozen during its winter months.

This is ice which never thaws, even in summer time.

The 24 consecutive hours of sunlight during the Arctic or Antarctic summer.

The North Pole and the Arctic

Geography

It then leads on to examine this same scale but by investigating hot places in 'Hot places: What is it like near the Equator?'. This unit also links to future understanding of land use and settlement, and builds on Earth Geometry by establishing familiarity with the Polar Circles here and with the Equator in 'Hot places: What is it like near the Equator?'.

links to work done in and around the school ground on weather and develops the idea of temperature variations and extreme cold on a global scale. 

Cold places: what is it like at the North and South Poles?

An imaginary line around the middle of Earth

An imagined circle around the North Pole that surrounds the Arctic

parts of the sea which used to come from a glacier

What is the key word for the definition 'this is ice which never thaws, even in summer time'?

the 24 consecutive hours of sunlight during the Arctic or Antarctic summer

when the moon is so bright, it looks like the sun

What is the Earth tilted on which creates the seasons?

Which hemisphere is the North Pole located in?

Which of these continents are not in the Northern hemisphere? 

This lesson will soon be taken down.

The North Pole and the Arctic

Lesson outcome