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Expedition Guide

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to Patagonia

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K to 2 edition

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By: Miss Klipfel's 4th Graders from the USA & Mr. Daly's 5th Class from Ireland

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JDO classroom partners from Howe-Manning Elementary School in Middleton, MA, and St. Mark's school in Dublin, Ireland worked together on this global project to connect the continents.

JDO classroom partners from Howe-Manning Elementary School in Middleton, MA, and St. Mark's school in Dublin, Ireland worked together on this global project to connect the continents.

Here is an overview of the Patagonia expedition Miss Klipfel is going on with National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions!

Table of Contents

Introduction

Ushuaia, Argentina

Isla de Los Estados

Cape Horn

Beagle Channel

Chilean Fjords

Tierra del Fuego

Karukinka Natural Park

Puerto Natale

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Each page of this book will give you more info to learn about the different places and things Miss Klipfel will explore.

Introduction

Patagonia isn't a very well known place in South America. To be honest, a few weeks ago, if you had asked me what Patagonia was, I wouldn't know. Even still, Patagonia is an interesting place, and we will be teaching you about it.

Some Facts About Patagonia:

Patagonia is a 260,000 square mile region in South America covering Argentina and Chile. The region has a very little population and is made up of things such as glaciers, the Andes mountains, and other unique examples of wildlife. Bodies of water near, in, or around Patagonia are the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.