Tales for Young Children
To educate a wide public on polar science and climate change related issues, the International Polar Foundation also needs to target a very young public (after all, they are mainly concerned by climate change). This section aims at providing kindergarten teachers or parents with tales they can use to introduce these themes to their classes and kids (5 to 8 years old).
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The earth has a fever
02.02.2010
This kids' tale introduces climate change related issues to a young public (5 to 8 years old). It is aimed at teachers and parents and was created by a retired teacher working with the IPF: Myriam Dielemans, assisted by Marie…
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Tears from the other side of the world
02.02.2010
The two themes that Professor Sneeze explains in this story are the melting of the glaciers and the construction of a research base for the scientists working in Antarctica. He will also make the children understand how urgent it is…
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Avalak and the Electric Prince
22.01.2010
This tale is intended for older children (aged 8-10 years old). The objective of this story is to show children how the energy taken from certain natural sources such as wind, sun and water can be used to produce electricity.…
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Mr. H and the Mystery of the Meteorite
19.11.2008
This tale is intended for older children (aged 10-12 years old). This story introduces the scientific research conducted at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctic station.
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Mother Nature’s Fury
13.11.2008
The following children's story deals with a severe flood caused by strong rains - something children have no doubt seen reports of in the media, or may even have witnessed themselves. In the story, Professor Sneeze embarks on a journey…
