Polar+Bears

RESEARCH UNIT Students will take notes and answer the main questions about how a polar bear moves, where it lives, and what it eats.

**What is e-media?** Electronic Media is the distribution and promotion of work via email, the Internet, websites, etc. Read National Geographic Kids as an example one form of e-media: [] Another example of e-media is from National Geographic Young Explorer: [] = Today’s e-media example will be a non-fiction text on raz-kids. = [] = Polar Bear Glog: [] = Click the image below to visit the Polar Bears Pal wiki and find many more research resources.
 * Raz-kids reader: Plight of the Polar Bear ** ** Student log-in: wolfpups ** **first1/slaughter**



Tundra Buggy
Rigged with a live camera, the Tundra Buggy roves the tundra in Churchill, Manitoba, tracking polar bears and other native species during daylight hours. Best viewed from 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. central time, this footage is brought to you courtesy of [|Explore.org], [|Polar Bear International], and [|Frontiers North]. Watch Live: [|http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/polar-bear-cam/]



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