Antarctica

This full-color map of Antarctica has labels for key ice shelves, bodies of water, and other locations around Antarctica. A black-and-white version of this map is available by clicking the ALT button below.

This labeled map of Antarctica shows the Antarctic Circle, along with the major ice shelves, the International Dateline, and the Prime Meridian.

This is a blank version of our Antarctic Circle map. Students can fill in the labels themselves and color the map.

This article tells about two types of penguins, including the emperor penguin of Antarctica! After reading the article, students will answer reading comprehension questions, complete a vocabulary activity, and follow a writing prompt.

You can use this black-and-white version of the Antarctica flag as a coloring page to supplement your lessons on the continent.

Here is a full-color version of our printout of the continent of Antarctica's flag.

Have your students color in this image of two penguins standing on the ice in Antarctica.

This coloring page shows the ceremonial South Pole, located in Antarctica, along with some of the flags that stand there.

This challenge has 5 daily clues plus one bonus clue to help students guess what the mystery thing is. One fun way to use this is to share a clue with the class every day during the week before you start your Antarctica unit as a fun way to reveal the topic to students.

Use the clues for each day of the school week to help students solve the puzzle.