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We love non-fiction books that take readers to faraway places, and this one does the job beautifully, all the while focusing on science and the role of scientists whose job it is to chart different places and habitats.
Young readers are invited to join an international team on a vital mission to Antarctica to survey the unique environment and vast wildlife, from introducing the dedicated team and their specialist equipment to exploring the varied creatures and environmental challenges encountered in this remote region. The clear structure, aided by maps and diagrams, makes even complex scientific concepts accessible and engaging.
This book is a superb resource for Key Stage 2 and especially for children who love exploration, habitats or frozen worlds. With its bright and appealing illustrations and a hopeful message about the future of Antarctica, it’s a great non-fiction choice for learning about our planet’s wild spaces and the dedicated individuals who explore them.
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Would you recommend the book for use in primary schools?
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