Life in the Arctic: Animals and People
An investigation into the Arctic region and how life survives in extreme cold, focusing on animals and indigenous communities.
Key Questions
- Analyze the unique survival skills needed for living in the Arctic.
- Compare the adaptations of Arctic animals to those in the UK.
- Explain how indigenous people have adapted to the Arctic environment.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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