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Club Meeting #1

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Club Meeting #1 Facilitator Resources

Let’s Pack Our Bags and Go to the Poles

The resources and web links on this page will help you facilitate Meeting #1 of the Data to the Rescue Club program.  Please see the facilitator’s guide for more information and instructions on how to lead this meeting.


Activity 1: Let’s Pack Our Bags Recap (Facilitators Guide p. 15)

Ask Explorers to decide which researcher they feel like today. This is a SEL check-in that will help you gauge how your Explorers are feeling.

  • SEL Check-in (PDF, PPT): What Polar Researcher are you today?

Activity 2: I’m Going on a Trip (p. 15)

Encourage them to “meet’ Dr. Megan Cimino and decide what they want to pack to go to Antarctica.

  • Scientist Card: Dr. Megan Cimino

Activity 3: Tools for Research (p. 16)

  • Watch the Video: Polar Location
  • Assign groups to discuss the following questions:
    • Group #1: What are three things you find interesting about the poles?
    • Group #2: What are three questions you have about the Polar Regions?
    • Group #3: Which scientist did you/would you pick? What is their tool? Why do you think this tool is useful for science? 

Community Exploration (p. 17)

Have the group watch videos from the “Polar Scientist Spotlight” series (as time allows):

  • Video: Dr. Chris Gardner
  • Video: Dr. Ellyn Enderlin
  • Video: Dr. Bianca Rodriguez-Cardona
Data to the Rescue Club
  • Club Meeting Postcards
    • Postcard 1 – Pack Your Bags
    • Postcard 2 – Join the Team
    • Postcard 3 – Dive into Data
    • Postcard 4 – Penguins Need Our Help
    • Postcard 5 – Penguins of Palmer
    • Postcard 6 – Questionland
    • Postcard 7 – Exploring Ice
    • Postcard 8 – Data Jam
  • Facilitator’s Guide
    • Club Meeting #1
    • Club Meeting #2
    • Club Meeting #3
    • Club Meeting #4
    • Club Meeting #5
    • Club Meeting #6
    • Club Meeting #7
    • Club Meeting #8
  • Meeting Activities
    • Meeting 3 – How Do Scientists Collect and Share Data?
    • Meeting 4 – Penguin Habitat Map Investigation
    • Meeting 5 – Penguin Populations

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This site was developed with the support of the National Science Foundation under Grant No. PLR-1525635 and PLR-1906897. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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