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糖心Vlog

Last updated

5 October 2026

pdf, 15.2 MB
pdf, 15.2 MB

Tundra biome pack for KS1 and lower KS2. 44 pages on the coldest ecosystem on Earth - permafrost, food webs, camouflage and why almost nothing hibernates here.

What children will explore
  • Permafrost - the hidden frozen layers beneath the tundra surface
  • Food webs - from lichen all the way up to polar bear
  • Midnight sun and polar night - months of daylight, then months of darkness
  • Camouflage - animals that change their entire coat twice a year
  • Survival strategies - migrate, hibernate or stay, and why most choose to stay
Meet the tundra
  • Arctic fox - the camouflage champion, changing coat with the season
  • Polar bear - hollow transparent fur over ten centimetres of blubber
  • Caribou - hooves that change shape and harden for winter
  • Snowy owl - the silent hunter that flies without making a sound
  • Musk ox - an Ice Age survivor wrapped in the warmest wool on Earth
  • Arctic hare - the snow sprinter with built-in furry snowshoes
What鈥檚 inside - 44 pages
  • Six spotlight pages in botanical watercolour
  • Label the layers of permafrost
  • Trace a tundra food web from lichen to polar bear
  • Compare the midnight sun and the polar night
  • Match animals to their summer and winter coats
  • Sort animals by survival strategy
  • Tundra detective - match snow tracks to the animals that made them
  • I Spy scene with hidden creatures
  • Insulation experiment with ice cubes and household materials
  • Design a new tundra animal by combining real adaptations
  • Scale comparison from lemming to polar bear
  • Reading, tracing, counting, writing, colouring and a build-a-scene
  • Answer key for every activity
Why teachers and parents love this pack
  • Teaches the biome as a system - permafrost, food webs, light cycles and adaptation together
  • The insulation experiment is real science with ice cubes and whatever is in the kitchen
  • Explains why hibernation mostly does not work here, which most polar packs skip entirely
  • A lemming with a backpack guides the adventure and turns up throughout
  • Botanical watercolour throughout - the spotlight pages work as display material
  • Answer key included

Instant PDF download, 44 pages. Both A4 and US Letter. Print as many copies as you need for your class or family.

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