Completing the circle, the weekly topic will also be highlighted from the Arctic Blast explorers. Using the sights, sounds, and wilderness perspectives of the arctic facilitate meaningful and energized classes. The Weekly Topic and News integrates the nationally accredited, K through 12, Nunavut curriculum package and the weekly reports from the expedition. This is where the adventure of collaborative learning really begins. As long as a dream is ahead, there is always something to look forward to.
Dreams come in many different shapes and sizes.
Getting rich, having a family, passing a test in school are all examples of what many people aspire to in their lives. The allure of arctic exploration has been the dream of some as well. For whatever reasons, traveling through the arctic captured and held the imagination so few. Scottish explorer John Ross discovered the Magnetic North Pole in 1845. Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen's ship the Fram drifted across the Arctic while locked in the ice, proving that no Arctic continent existed.