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Games Split the Room By Steve Dallwig 4.8 out of 5 Customer Rating Get ready for an unforgettable experience with 'Split The Room', the game that will keep your students on their toes and add tons of energy to your next student gathering! Perfect for any setting, this fast-paced game challenges players to choose between two answer choices displayed on the screen—one right, one wrong. Players move to the side of the room that corresponds with their answer, and when the correct answer is revealed, those on the wrong side are eliminated and must take a seat. The game continues until only one or two players remain standing, creating a thrilling competition that will keep everyone engaged and excited until the very end!\r\n\r\nSplit The Room is more than just a game—it sparks conversation, promotes interaction, and gets everyone involved! With every round, you'll see participants jumping to make quick decisions and cheering each other on. It’s a great way to break the ice, foster teamwork, and add some fun to any group gathering. Plus, it can be played in various ways depending on the size of your group and the energy you want to create. Whether you’re running a small youth group or a large event, Split The Room adapts to fit your needs, offering endless replayability and excitement!\r\n\r\nThis Resource Includes:\r\n\r\n\r\n\tComplete PowerPoint and Keynote game file\r\n\tIndividual (10 Q&A + tiebreaker + instructions) game slides (jpeg files)\r\n\tTitle slide (jpeg file)\r\n","price":{"sales":{"value":5.5,"currency":"USD","formatted":"$5.50","decimalPrice":"5.50"},"list":null}}"> $5.50 GOLD members pay $3.57 Games $5.50 GOLD members pay $3.57 Games Penguin Panic By Jonathan Owen 5 out of 5 Customer Rating Penguin Panic – The Ultimate Iceberg Survival Game!\r\n\r\nGet ready for an action-packed, edge-of-your-seat elimination game that will have your youth group laughing, strategizing, and battling to stay afloat—literally! Penguin Panic is a thrilling game where players are tiny penguins stranded on icebergs, fighting to survive as the icebergs sink one by one. Who will be the last penguin standing?\r\n\r\nHow to Play:\r\n •Players start by choosing one of twelve icebergs to stand on.\r\n •At the end of each round, one iceberg will sink, eliminating anyone on it.\r\n •The remaining players must move to a connected iceberg, but with fewer icebergs each round, the choices become more intense!\r\n •The game continues until only one iceberg—or one penguin—remains.\r\n\r\nReal-Life Setup: Make Your Own Icebergs!\r\nTo play, you’ll need to create a 3x4 grid of icebergs in a real-life setting using objects like:\r\n🪑 Chairs – Players balance or stack themselves on a chair.\r\n🟦 Taped Floor Squares – Players squeeze into small spaces.\r\n🟩 Carpet Tiles – A simple and easy way to mark safe zones.\r\n🍕 Pizza Boxes – Put that trash to good use!\r\n\r\nPerfect for youth nights, camps, retreats, and ""icebreaker"" activities, Penguin Panic is an unforgettable game of survival, strategy, and a whole lot of laughs. Get ready to watch your students dodge sinking icebergs and outwit their friends to become the ultimate Penguin Panic Champion!\r\n\r\nGrab it now and let the game begin! 🐧💦\r\n\r\nThis Resource Includes:\r\n\r\n\r\n\tIndividual (instructions) game slides (jpeg files)\r\n\t2 Games Worth of

A23a is a gigantic iceberg with a surface area more than three times greater than New York City.(Image credit: Samuel J Cole/Getty Images)The world's largest iceberg is on the move again after escaping from a giant vortex that caused it to spin in place for months. This is the big berg's second great escape in as many years, after breaking free from the seafloor where it was stuck for 37 years in 2023.Scientists are now closely monitoring the icy slab's slow march toward oblivion in hopes of learning more about the temporary hidden ecosystem it may support.A23a, which is often dubbed a "megaberg," has a surface area roughly three times larger than New York City and weighs just under 1 trillion tons. It first broke off from Antarctica's Filchner Ice Shelf in 1986 but became trapped on the seafloor just a few miles offshore, which has significantly slowed its melt rate. Over the last few decades, it has held the title of "world's largest iceberg" on multiple occasions, most recently since May 2023, when the previous largest berg — A-76A — broke apart.Late last year, A23a finally broke free from its seafloor tether and began moving away from Antarctica. But it didn't get far. Just a few months later, the enormous ice island got trapped to the east of the South Orkney Islands in a Taylor column — a giant mass of rotating water caused by ocean currents circling an underwater mountain, or seamount. At its maximum spin speed, the berg was rotating about 15 degrees counterclockwise every day, researchers wrote on YouTube.But as of Dec. 13, the megaberg has escaped from the Taylor column and resumed its journey away from the South Pole, according to a statement by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).Related: ISS astronaut captures constellation of icebergs in amazing space photosA23a megaberg escapes after months in ocean vortex | British Antarctic Survey - YouTubeWatch On "It's exciting to see A23a on the move again after periods of being stuck," Andrew Meijers, an oceanographer at BAS, said in the statement. "We are interested to see if it will take the same route the other large icebergs that have calved off Antarctica have taken. And more importantly what impact this will have on the local ecosystem."Get the world’s most fascinating discoveries delivered straight to your inbox.Drake Passage, the 'iceberg graveyard' Most massive icebergs that break off from Antarctica drift north through a section of the Southern Ocean known as the Drake Passage, which has become known as the "iceberg graveyard" because it propels icebergs north into warmer waters, where they eventually break apart.This is what happened to A-76A last year and its predecessor A68a, which also passed through this

Icebergs are fascinating parts of nature, and coloring pages about them can be both fun and educational. These printable sheets offer a variety of designs, from simple shapes to detailed drawings. Kids and adults alike can enjoy coloring while learning about icy landscapes, wildlife, and even history. Whether for a relaxing activity or a creative project, these pages provide a perfect mix of entertainment and learning. This image shows a large iceberg with sharp edges and cracks, drawn in simple black-and-white lines. It is perfect for kids who enjoy coloring and want to explore nature through art. The iceberg is surrounded by water, with rocky details that make it fun to fill in with different colors. This page is part of a blog offering free printable coloring pages for kids. It helps children improve their creativity, focus, and knowledge of the natural world. Perfect for a quiet and engaging activity!Iceberg Coloring Pages for KidsThis image shows a tall iceberg floating on calm water, drawn in black and white for kids to color. The simple lines make it easy for young artists to fill with their favorite colors. It’s part of a collection of free printable coloring pages designed for children. This activity helps improve creativity, focus, and knowledge about nature. Kids can learn about icebergs while enjoying a relaxing coloring experience. Perfect for school projects, fun at home, or quiet playtime. Let their imagination shine with this iceberg coloring page!Iceberg Coloring Pages for AdultsThis image shows a detailed iceberg, with a visible top above the water and a larger part below the surface. It is designed for adults who enjoy intricate coloring activities but can also be fun for older kids. The fine lines and complex shapes make it a creative challenge. This page is part of a blog offering printable coloring pages. It helps improve focus, patience, and creativity. Adults and teens can relax and learn about icebergs while filling this drawing with their favorite colors. A perfect way to enjoy some mindful coloring time!Arctic Iceberg Coloring PagesThis image features a towering Arctic iceberg surrounded by calm water and distant mountains. The black-and-white design is perfect for kids to color and explore their creativity. It has simple yet detailed lines, making it easy and fun to fill in with bright colors. This page is part of a blog offering free coloring pages for children. Coloring helps kids improve their

Focus, relax, and learn about nature. This Arctic-themed page is ideal for quiet activities at home or in the classroom. A great way to combine learning and fun!Cartoon Iceberg Coloring PagesThis image shows a cartoon-style iceberg floating in calm water. The design is simple and fun, making it perfect for kids to color. The large, smooth lines make it easy for young artists to use crayons or markers. This coloring page is part of a blog offering free printable pages for children. It helps kids practice creativity, improve focus, and have fun while learning about nature. This playful iceberg design is ideal for home, school, or quiet activities. A great way to inspire imagination and learning!Realistic Iceberg Coloring PagesThis image features a realistic iceberg surrounded by water and distant mountains. The detailed design makes it an exciting coloring page for kids who enjoy nature. The lines are clear and sharp, allowing kids to add shades and textures while coloring. It is part of a blog offering free printable coloring pages for children. This activity helps kids learn about icebergs, practice fine motor skills, and use their creativity. Perfect for a fun and educational time at home or in the classroom! A great way to combine learning and art.Simple Iceberg Coloring PagesThis image shows a simple iceberg floating in water with mountains in the background. The design is clean and easy, making it perfect for kids of all ages to color. Its large, smooth lines allow for creativity with crayons, markers, or pencils. This coloring page is part of a blog that offers fun and free activities for children. It helps kids develop their imagination, focus, and artistic skills. Ideal for home or school projects, this page is both educational and entertaining. A great choice for a relaxing coloring session!Titanic Iceberg Coloring PagesThis image shows the Titanic ship sailing near icebergs in the ocean. The design is detailed yet simple, making it great for kids who enjoy coloring and learning about history. The ship, icebergs, and surrounding scenery provide plenty of space for creativity. This coloring page is part of a blog offering free printable activities for children. It helps improve focus, creativity, and knowledge about famous events like the Titanic. Perfect for fun at home or school projects, this page combines art and learning enjoyably!Iceberg and Ocean Coloring PagesThis image shows a tall iceberg floating in the ocean with mountains

WELCOME TO MAGELLAN EXPLORER Set sail aboard the Magellan Explorer entering the raw white wilderness as you discover Antarctica. ENQUIRE NOW The Magellan Explorer is a modern purpose-built expedition ship that holds a maximum of 73 guests. What we love about the Magellan Explorer The air cruise means that guests save two days crossing the tempestuous Drake Passage by boatThe seven different categories of accommodation, from Grand suites to single cabins for solo travelersAt least 12 expert polar guides accompany each expeditionThe observation lounge has superb views of the ship’s changing surroundingsThe presentation room, equipped with state-of-the-art technology for lectures and talksThe well-stocked bar for nightcapsThe sauna to relax weary muscle WHAT TO DO AT MAGELLAN EXPLORERSail through incredible frozen seascapes and spot diverse wildlife. Pass through Chile’s Frei Station and Russia’s Bellingshausen Station finding out about life on these barely inhabited islands. Discover the stunning landscapes of the South Shetland Islands on the western coast of the Antarctic. Pass majestic icebergs, and ice-filled fjords while spotting seabirds, penguins, seals, and whales along the way. Admire the glaciated mountains and ice cliffs of Paradise Harbour. Look on as groups of icebergs calve off the mainland. START PLANNING When to travel The extreme Antarctic weather means that the season is short – from November to March. ENQUIRE NOW