Webliography

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Greenland

"The Story of Annigan" an Inuit Legend
http://www.newhorizons.org/strategies/multicultural/freed.htm
Audience: Elementary School Teachers

New Horizons for Learning presents "The Story of Annigan," an Inuit legend from Greenland. Annigan was a moon god who continually chases his sister, Malina, the Sun goddess across the sky. During this chase, he forgets to eat and he gets much thinner. The directed activity by Andrea B. Freed, Ph.D. supports a science curriculum. Review the summary, materials, procedure, evaluation and extensions before you start.

A Greenland Travel Guide
http://www.greenland-guide.gl/
Audience: Elementary School teachers and students

If you were planning a trip to Greenland, the Greenland Guide Index would be a great place to check out first. Here you can learn something about culture and history, ice and snow, outdoor life, the animals and especially dog sleds races in this mis-named place.

Cool Stuff on Glaciers, Ice Caps, and Icebergs
http://www.greatestplaces.org/book_pages/greenland2.htm
Audience: Elementary to Middle School teachers and students

Here's a good place to begin exploring Greenland. Start with "Where is Greenland?" Then open the map for more details. Here you can learn the differences among glaciers, ice caps and icebergs and check out the iceberg sketchbook. Some people live in geodesic domes because heating and cooling is more efficient when there are few or no corners where heat may be trapped. You can even figure out the distance from where you live to Greenland.