Arctic classroom transformation

This week we spend a day in the arctic. We've been studying habitats, animal characteristics and even started our own research projects. But we took a day off to explore artic-ish things! So grab your cold weather gear and get ready to explore. To transform the room, I used lots of paper, snowflakes and a little sparkle. I covered my door in paper and made a sign. I also covered the word wall and window with sheets of "ice" and "icicles". I also ordered a few items on Amazon. I hung sparkle…

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These ideas for transforming a classroom into an Arctic Adventure are great.

Ever wondered how arctic animals stay warm in icy water? This fun science experiment shows how a layer of fat makes a huge difference in body temperature!

Want to have a winter classroom transformation in your classroom? I have a winter room transformation all planned for you!!

This post is years in the making! Unfortunately, I don’t blog much anymore, and I just realized I have some pictures on my phone of this room transformation, and I never did post about it! So…

Transform your classroom into an Arctic Adventure with these ideas. This is perfect for integrating science with math, reading, and writing.

We did the northern lights craft and this is how it came out. We talked about the Arctic and Antarctic for about 3 weeks. The kids enjoy learning about all the animals and how people live in such a cold place.

Why settle for basic when you can have penguins and an igloo? I love how this idea brings so much life and energy to a classroom door! A foam arch igloo wrapped in paper, blue tinsel, and waddling penguins make it so vibrant and fun. Go big with this playful Christmas classroom door decor idea—it’s totally worth the effort.

Igloo classroom door with polar bear :)