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Arctic Lights, Arctic Nights by Debbie S. Miller Month by month, the Arctic changes. From the northern lights to extreme temperature changes to 21 hours of light and dark, the Arctic offers uniqueness! Beautiful descriptions and illustrations accompany each month's documentation of hours of daylight, sunrise, sunset, average highs, and average lows. Here you will meet the beauty of nature and of the living creatures who are specially adapted to live in this extreme environment. Research Links Arctic Lights, Arctic Nights Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Northern Lights by Calvin Hall Northern Lights by photographer Sigurdur H. Stefnisson Classroom Game: Arctic Tag: Cut out each box. Each student gets a card with an answer and a question. The student with question Card #1 asks the question. The student with the answer to that question stands, reads the answer, and asks his question. The answer to the last question is on Card #1. Literary Connections: Akiak by Robert Blake Togo by Robert J. Blake
Our special thanks to Ramón Pajares Box for the background music: Largo-Allegretto by LIDÓN, José (1746-1827) Spanish Quartet in concerto form, for string and horn |
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