Antarctica Lapbook (Interactive Notebook)

Learn about Antarctica’s geography, animals, research stations, tourism, and explorers in this fun Antarctica lapbook.

This Antarctica lapbook (interactive notebook) includes printable templates for 9 different geography, biology, history, and social studies related activities.

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These vetted and recommended resources will help your students learn more about the continent Antarctica and its fascinating history and habitat.

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Recommended resources for the Antarctica Lapbook

Explore Antarctica by Bobbie Kalman Also on Open Library

The Antarctic Habitat (Introducing Habitats) by Molly Aloian Also on Open Library

Antarctica: Journey to the Pole by Peter Lerangis Also on BookMate

You Wouldn’t Want to Be a Polar Explorer! by Jen Green Also on Open Library

Eyewitness Arctic and Antarctic by DK

Polar Explorers for Kids: Historic Expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctic with 21 Activities by Maxine Snowden

Ernest Shackleton: Going South (Heroes of History) by Janet and Geoff Benge

Shackleton: Antarctic Odyssey by Nick Bertozzi

Optional Fiction Books about Antarctica

These books are required to complete the lapbook, but your students will get more of a “feel” for what Antarctica is like with a fiction book. Listed in order of difficulty.

The Adventures of a South Pole Pig by Chris Kurtz The premise of this book just sounds ridiculous, but my kids absolutely loved this book! Also on Open Library and Hoopla

The Mystery in Icy Antarctica by Carole Marsh Also on Open Library

An Antarctic Mystery by Jules Verne Also on Hoopla