The North and South Poles

ALASKA
AMUNDSEN
ARCTICCIRCLE
ARCTICOCEAN
ARCTICTERN
AURORAAUSTRALIS
AURORABOREALIS
BYRD
CANADA
CONTINENT
ESKIMOS
EXPLORERS
FALLEQUINOX
GREENLAND
ICECAP
NAUTILUS
NORTHPOLE
PEARY
PENGUINS
POLARBEARS
PORPOISES
RUSSIA
SCIENTISTS
SEAICE
SEALS
SOLARWIND
SOUTHERNOCEAN
SOUTHPOLE
SPRINGEQUINOX
WHALES

At first glance, the North and South Poles seem very similar, but in fact they are quite different. One is on a sheet of ice floating in an ocean, the other is found on a frozen continent. One is inhabited by indigenous tribes of people and several kinds of animals, the other is only inhabited by scientists and bacteria. Discover lots of fun facts about the Poles with this word search.

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O N E S D N U M A Z S S S U L I T U A N
K G Q S P R I N G E Q U I N O X U D C P
H Q B O I B I A N O R T H P O L E P J O
G K Y U Y L G F E M W H A L E S Z G C L
P S R T W F A L L E Q U I N O X R E O A
E E D H B Q R R U S S I A E I E D L N R
N S F E S D C N T N P X X T E L A C T B
G I Z R T T T R F S M C M N W M U R I E
U O T N S W I E Q H U R L N Z R N I N A
I P C O I J C T S O L A R W I N D C E R
N R P C T P O C O O N R A D A N A C N S
S O T E N A C I M D U K W R N T J I T E
F P A A E C E T I Z O T K W O F K T W A
B Q C N I E A C K M M W H F D R S C I I
R I F X C C N R S Y R A E P R Y U R F C
S L A E S I L A E R O B A R O R U A K E
A L A S K A C T W M X A A T Q L M K X R
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Answer Key for The North and South Poles

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Word X Y Direction
ALASKA  119e
AMUNDSEN  93w
ARCTICCIRCLE  1818n
ARCTICOCEAN  77s
ARCTICTERN  818n
AURORAAUSTRALIS  1111nw
AURORABOREALIS  1818w
BYRD  35s
CANADA  1813w
CONTINENT  196s
ESKIMOS  918n
EXPLORERS  1720w
FALLEQUINOX  77e
GREENLAND  186sw
ICECAP  618n
NAUTILUS  203w
NORTHPOLE  95e
PEARY  1417w
PENGUINS  17s
POLARBEARS  204s
PORPOISES  215n
RUSSIA  88e
SCIENTISTS  518n
SEAICE  2013s
SEALS  518w
SOLARWIND  912e
SOUTHERNOCEAN  44s
SOUTHPOLE  912se
SPRINGEQUINOX  44e
WHALES  116e