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The Students of Room 38
March 27, 2015
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Table of Contents
Where Polar Bears Live: Pages 3 - 5
What Polar Bears Look Like: Pages 6 - 12
Activities: Pages 13 - 16
What Polar Bears Eat: Pages 17 - 24
Baby Polar Bears: Pages 25 - 27
The Effects of Global Warming: Pages 28 - 53
How You Can Help Polar Bears: Pages 54 - 65
Glossary: Pages 66 - 67

Where Polar Bears Live

A Home of Ice and Snow
Would you like to live in ice or snow? Well, polar bears
do. In fact, they live in lots of places. They live in Russia,
Greenland, Canada and Alaska, which is in the United
States. These places are full of ice and snow.
However, their homes are getting warmer everyday.
Please help the marine mammal's lives.
Written by Nate
Photo Credit: Andy Mckiel
Map of Polar Bear RangePhoto Credit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_bear
What Polar Bears
Look Like
How Polar Bears Look Imagine if a polar bear was right in front of your face. How would you feel? Polar bears have great big teeth and
have 42 teeth in total. Did you know that polar bears have
black skin? I didn't know that. They are very big and fury
and are beautiful bears. They have paws as big as dinner
plates and their fur is see through like a straw. The sun
shines bright on it and makes the polar bear fur look
white. Polar bear claws are 3 inches long.
If you ever have a chance to see a polar bear up close,
I think you are very lucky!
Written by Brandi

What do Polar Bears Look Like? Have you ever seen a polar bear up close? They are whiteand black. I know when you see a picture of one, you only see
white on it. However, it's skin is black. It's skin is black
because the sun is attracted to black. When it's cold outside
and the sun is out, the polar bears would be a little bit warmer.
Polar bears have paws the size of a dinner plate. Imagine
eating off a polar bear paw!
Polar bears have very big eyes. When polar bears are born,
they weigh one pound. They weigh less than a human baby.
If you have the chance to see a polar bear, you should take it.
Written by Aryanna

What do they look like?
A polar bear has black skin and their fur
is clear. A polar bear has big paws the size
of a dinner plate. A polar bear is big.
Written by Stella


What Polar Bears Look Like
I use to think that polar bears had white fur but
polar bears have clear fur! The sun makes the fur white
because of the reflection. Polar bears have black skin and it
keeps them warm in the Arctic and other cold places in
Canada, U.S.A and Churchill.
They have sharp claws and use them to catch their food,
which is seals and more. Polar bears have four paws that
they use to swim. They swim to get to land, find food and
to get home. Polar bears use their paws to walk on dirt,
grass and ice. They walk on ice to find seals and more
food.
Written by Jaden

Polar Bear
Activities

Activities
Did you know that polar bears love sparing,
trying to get seals and training their cubs so they
can fight?
They hunt for seals on Hudson Bay so they
can eat seal blubber to survive against their
enemies. They have to eat because if they
don't, they won't have cubs. That is sad.
Written by Dylan
Photo Credit: Andy Mckiel
Polar Bear Lives
Polar bear lives are extremely difficult! Everyday, polar bears struggle
for food, mates and blubber. Throughout the day, they wait patiently by a
ringed seal breathing hole for seconds, minutes and hours. Just lying,
rolling and trying to entertain themselves. Finally, a ringed seal pokes his
head up. SWAP! The bear crashes it's paw into the ringed seal. WOW!
The polar bear then walks away into a park called, Wapusk National
Park of Canada. The bear comes across a den and mates. The cubs will
be born in 3 months.
Mom polar bears are having less cubs because moms aren't getting
enough food. The ice is also melting and the mom is swimming farther
distances. The babies can't catch up and they will drown.
We desperately need to think about how to make polar bear lives easier.
Written by Nate

Activities
Polar bears don't do much throughout the day. All
they really only do is spar, hunt, walk around and
sleep. These are the main things polar bears do
during their day and night.
If a polar bear was sleeping, I wouldn't want to pet
it. Would you?
Written by David
Fun Fact: Polar bears can sleep from 1 to 8 hours.
What Polar
Bears Eat

Snatch! Yum!
Polar bears love ringed seals. They are their favorite type
of seal as seals give the polar bear blubber that helps polar
bears stay alive. After eating a yummy seal, the polar bear
doesn't have to eat until another week. Polar bears wait and
wait at the seals breathing hole. Suddenly, a seal pokes it's
head up for a breath. SNATCH! The seal is gone and the polar
bear is full of it's supper. There's only enough bites left for the
Arctic fox. Now the polar bear has to wait again to get it's
paws on another seal.
Written by Brandi

What Polar Bears Eat
Do you know what polar bears eat? Polar bears
eat seals and fish. They eat seals because the seals
give them blubber. They need blubber to stay alive.
If they have no blubber, they might die. They wait
patiently at a breathing hole for the seal to come
up.
Please help protect these beautiful animals from
dying.
Written by Kadyn
Photo Credit: By Kingfisher (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)],
via Wikimedia Commons

Food
Did you know that polar bears hunt seals, walruses, whales
and fish! Polar bears need blubber to make them fat. The
polar bear's paw is the size of a dinner plate. Scientists
dropped dead pigs down onto Hudson Bay because polar
bears were starving. It helped them
a little bit as some polar bears ate the pigs. The polar bear
needs lots of food. If they don't get enough food, they will
starve.
Written by Isaiah

How Polar Bears Hunt
Polar bears catch seals by waiting at breathing
holes.Then when a seal pops up, they will jump on
it. They will also go up behind it and attack it to eat.
If you ever saw a polar bear hunt, then it would be
one of the most incredible things you have ever
seen!
Written by Maggie
Photo Credit: NOAA Photo Library
What Polar Bears Hunt
Did you know a polar bears favorite food is the ringed seal? When polar bears
are hunting, they have to be very patient because seals have more than one
breathing hole.
Polar bears hunt seals because of their blubber. They need blubber to survive.
Some polar bears will even hunt walruses. Walruses are also sea creatures.
Some polar bears are known to eat killer whales.
Scientists tried to HELP polar bears by raising pigs because the pigs had blubber!
They gave the bears dead pigs. But not many polar bears cared for those piggies.
Some polar bears ate them.
Fun Fact: Walruses fight backwith their tusks.

Polar bears are hunted by the Inuit people but the Inuit use everything from the
polar bear. Inuit are people that live up north and depend on the polar bear to live
because they need the food and fur. The Inuit pray when they kill a polar bear.
Polar bears aren't as good at hunting when they are under water.
Polar bears swim up to 35 km per hour and can hold their breath for over
four minutes long.
In order for polar bears to hunt seals, people need to stop
global warming. Melting ice will cause less polar bears, less seals
and less fish.
So please stop littering because it would HELP! Stop making the ice
melt so polar bears can hunt!
Written by Mitchel
Fun Fact: All polar bears are left handed.

Hunting
Did you know that a polar bears favorite food is the seal? But there
absolute favorite seal is the ringed seal. Polar bears need seals for their
blubber.
Polar bears sometimes hunt walruses. Walruses can hurt a polar bear
with their tusks. In the summertime in Churchill, polar bears hunt fish.
Did you know that polar bears are the largest land carnivore?
Polar bears aren't getting enough seals because of people causing the
Earth to warm up. The ice is melting faster and faster every year. We
need to stop causing global warming.
Written by David
Fun Fact: Walruses use their tusks forgetting on ice sheets
Photo Credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service HeadquartersBaby Polar Bears
Polar bear cubs
Awww! If you could imagine a little cute cub right in your
face, what would you do? Polar bear cubs are smaller than a
human baby. They weigh about 1 pound when they are
born. A baby cub will stay with their mom for 2 years.
Sometimes a mother will have 1 or 2 babies. If a mother
has 2 babies, they are called twins. Babies are born blind
when they are born. But unfortunately, sometimes the baby
will pass away because their mom can't find food to feed
her babies.
If you could have a chance to see a baby polar bear, I
would take the chance.
Written by Maggie

A Home
Do you know where polar bears live? Well if you don't know, I'll tell
you. They live in a side of a hill as they don't mind the snow.
Close to six months after the mother gives birth, she pokes her head
out of the den to make sure there are no other polar bears around or
anything that could hurt her babies. The mom goes back inside to feed
her babies.
Polar bears usually have two babies but since global warming, they
only have one because the mother doesn't have as much food.
Sometimes the baby does not live because the mother doesn't have
enough food. Global warming can effect polar bears lives. Please help!
They need us.
Written by Aryanna
Photo Credit: By USGS [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

The Effects of Global
Warming on Polar Bears

Polar Bears Can't Hunt Food!
Do you know why polar bears can't hunt food? Global Warming!
Global warming is causing the ice to melt in the Arctic.
Without the ice, polar bears can't find food.
A polar bears favorite food is a ringed seal. Polar bears
love seals because of their blubber. They will also eat fish,
sometimes killer whales and if they can't find any food then
they will eat garbage. They are not supposed to do that so
we need to help polar bears.
Written by Maggie

Global Warming
Did you know that the Earth is getting hotter? Stop
using so much electricity. Since the ice is melting,
polar bears are being forced to eat our garbage and
that's bad because polar bears don't get enough
seals. Polar bears need seals in order to stay warm for
the winter!
Stop building factories! It pollutes the air and
poisons the polar bears!
Written by Logan


Global Warming
Polar bears are dying! Global warming is causing polar bears to die.
People are the ones causing it. They are doing it by keeping their lights
on, keeping their cars on at drive-thru restaurants and stores, etc.
Global warming is when the Earth heats up for certain reasons and
this is what is killing polar bears. Did you know that it's hard to find
food for polar bears? Well, it is because of global warming. We need to
save POLAR BEARS!
We can help them by not cutting down trees, not keeping our lights
on when we are not using them and try not to go in a drive-thru.
Please help me save these wonderful creatures.
Written by Jaden


Global Warming
Oh no! Did you know that you are causing global warming? It's bad
for you to smoke as you're polluting the world. Polar bears are dying
because of global warming. You know it's never too late to help polar
bears.
You can help stop global warming by not smoking as it pollutes the
air, pick up garbage everywhere, recycle, don't waste paper and recycle
batteries. No matter what it is, you need to do it. Everything matters,
including polar bears.
When the sea ice melts, the ocean goes higher and this means less
polar bears and seals. So please help polar bears by not causing global
warming. No matter how big or small it is, you have to make a
difference. Polar bears are in danger so help polar bears. I can't do it
alone so help me save the beautiful polar bear NOW!
Written by Gerri

Global Warming
Global warming is causing polar bears to not get food. Global
warming is a bad thing for polar bears. It means that where
polar bears live, the air is getting hotter. This is
making the ice melt. When polar bears don't get their food,
they die. The mother polar bear tries to find food to get the
blubber but they can't find it as the ice is melting. People are
making global warming happen. So STOP what you're doing and
help polar bears. Please help. Thank you.
Written by Angel

Enemies
Did you know you can help polar bears? To help polar bears, you
need to car pool.
A polar bear's enemies are other polar bears and killer whales. A
killer whale is an enemy because if a polar bear is on the ice, a killer
whale would tip the iceberg and get the polar bear.
An Arctic fox is a friend to the polar bear. If a bear catches the
seal, the polar bear would eat the blubber and the Arctic fox will eat
the leftovers.
Global warming is melting the ice so please help in raising money
for the polar bears.
Thank you!
Written by Myles


Enemies
Did you know that polar bears have enemies? They are
endangered because of their enemies. Polar bears try to go
away but their enemies get them.
Do you know that a grizzly bear could be an enemy if
global warming doesn't stop? Global warming is another
enemy, as the ice is melting and polar bears can't get food.
People are hunting them and that is another enemy of the
polar bear.
Do you want to help me protect polar bears? Can you help
me protect these wonderful polar bears?
Thank you!
Written by Angel


Polar Bear Enemies
Did you know that polar bears are dying because of
global warming?
Polar bears enemies are people because people are
turning on cars and too many lights. This is global
warming.
Global warming is when people are not taking care of
the Earth.
Written by Nick

Help
We need to help polar bears. We can turn off our
cars and turn off Minecraft when you are not using
it. We can use electric powered cars. They use
electricity and no gas. Turn off your lights and use
natural light. You can play with Pokemon toys
instead of playing on the computer.
We can't imagine a world without polar bears!
Written by Adam


Global Warming
We can help polar bears by going on a bus and car
pooling. That helps polar bears because it stops global
warming. The ice is melting so they can not eat seals
and instead, eat garbage. You can help by not
smoking, walk or ride bikes, use solar power, get
a car that uses less gas, read more and play less
video games.
Written by Finlay
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