Marvelous Moms and Cubs

Panelists: Polar Bears International's Alysa McCall

Marvelous Moms and Cubs

Polar Bears International is working on some incredible research projects focused on protecting vulnerable moms and cubs. Join us to talk about what makes these families so incredible, why we need to support them, and how you can help. Consider using the Mom & Me curriculum in your classroom before the webcast and preparing questions ahead of time! Grades 5-8

Possible Curriculum to Pair With This Webcast

Handouts
- Polar Bear Facts Handout (All Ages)
- Polar Bear Moms and Cubs Handout (All Ages)
- Youth Solutions Handout (All Ages)
Lessons
- Polar Bears and Energy (Math, Gr. 6/7)
- Mom & Me Unit (Gr. 5-8)
Flip
- Protect Denning Polar Bears Flip (Microsoft Flip)
- Polar Bear Moms and Cubs Flip (Microsoft Flip)
Webpages
YouTube
Presentations
- All About the Bears (K-4)
- All About Polar Bears (Gr 5+)

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