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Exploration ICEBLOCK

A collaborative exploration of the Chilly Continent

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A Wonderful Exploration of the Chilly Continent

edit   A Primary School Teacher's Journey to Antarctica photo courtesy of Luca Chiaroni A teacher from Warrington School, Trisha Korth, has been granted a Primary Science Teacher Fellowship with the Royal Society for the second half of 2009. The New Zealand Science, Mathematics and Technology Teacher Fellowship Scheme is funded by the New Zealand Government and administered by the Royal Society of New Zealand. Read Trisha's PROFILE before and after her trip to Antarctica, to learn more about her, the programme and her learning experiences.

edit   Project Exploration ICEBLOCK What do you think of this cartwheel spin at New Harbour?... ...How many cartwheels on the ice can you see now?! (Photo taken by Chazz Marriott) Antarctica: Exploration ICEBLOCK (click on title for the start of an adventure!) Here we go...I wonder if I can do this on Antarctic ice?! Hey, I CAN do a cartwheel in Antarctica! Cartwheel at the bottom of the world ?! edit   Explorers in Antarctica Explorers in Antarctica is the theme for Warrington School children in Term 4. Discover the early explorers Antarctic Exploration Highlights. Shakleton was an inspiring leader and lead one of the most amazing Antarctic explorations. "Miraculously, not one man was lost, surviving extreme cold, breaking ice floes, leopard seal attacks and an open boat journey". Read all about it here: A Miraculous Antarctic Journey Learn more about Shakleton's incredible expedition at NOVA: Voyage of Endurance.

edit   The ICY SHOTS Take a look at these pages of Trisha's photos and video clips from the Exploration ICEBLOCK journey. These pages give a journal of images and descriptions about the Exploration ICEBLOCK journey. I've taken a thematic approach, not only from place to place but also of the happenings along the way. The scientific work done by the marine ecologists that hosted me gives a detailed explanation with photos and video clips for children to follow. This is a collaborative journal which could not have been compiled without the generous support and contributions of our 'K082 team' who were constantly bombarded with questions and requests! Thanks guys. To find out more about the NIWA marine ecologists Antarctic research project take a look at their ICECUBE website. </div> </div> edit   Discussion Box This is where I'll write up my Antarctic ramblings and exciting discoveries when I'm down there. And you'll be able to send me back replies, requests, comments and your own discoveries about Antarctic stuff!! Click into our Antarctica Exploration ICEBLOCK GoogleGroup to join the discussions. Recent posts Failed to load RSS feed from https://groups.google.com/forum/feed/antarctica-exploration-iceblock/msgs/rss_v2_0.xml|short|max=5: There was a problem during the HTTP request: 404 Not Found edit   Calendar Exploration ICEBLOCK Calendar This will tell you the dates that I will be at different places around Antarctica and what I am planning when back in NZ. edit   Next steps Local community showings of Antarctic photos and videoclips, with ECW gear kindly loaned by Antarctic NZ. Continuing to add to this wikisite, hopefully useful and interesting information, photos etc. about my very fortunate Antarctic experience. </td> </tr> </table>