Positives

• This video shows students a sequence of events that start with the warming of the Arctic and end with colder continents in the winter.
• Students learn about new concepts and can review real-life examples of extreme weather in some countries.

Additional Prerequisites

• Students need to be familiar with concepts such as sea ice and extreme weather.
• There is a brief advertisement before the video.
  
• It is recommended that the video be paused at the graphs to help students analyze the data, and paused at 1 minute 50 seconds so students can see the jet stream on the map.

Differentiation

• The teacher could ask students to draw the process shown in the video from the melting of ice to the creation of larger amounts of greenhouse gases.
• After watching the video, students could discuss or write an explanation of this statement, "Warm Arctic, Cold Continents."
•  A geography or science class could use this video for lessons about weather, climate, global wind patterns, or the effects of weather on human society and civilizations. 
• Other recommended resources related to this topic include What Melting Sea Ice Means for Life In The Arctic and Arctic Climate Perspectives.