Building an Igloo: Key Concepts

In this video, Nature Cat guides viewers through creating an igloo using clay and other materials. The tutorial covers gathering materials, building the base, creating and decorating the door, making and stacking clay bricks to form the igloo, and sealing and decorating the final structure. The video concludes with encouragement to share the completed project.

What is the primary material used to build the igloo in this project?

• Ice

• Snow

• Clay

• Wood

What is the first step in preparing the base for the igloo?

• Cutting the clay

• Painting the cardboard

• Cutting the paper roll

• Gluing the entrance

How should the paper roll be cut to create the igloo entrance?

• Into small circles

• In half, then across the width

• Into quarters

• Into thirds

What should you do if the clay becomes dry while making bricks?

• Spray it with water

• Add more clay

• Use a knife to cut it

• Let it dry completely

How should the bricks be placed to form the dome shape of the igloo?

• In a zigzag pattern

• Slightly more toward the middle with each layer

• Randomly

• In a straight line

What is the purpose of leaving space at the top of the igloo?

• To make it easier to build

• To allow air to enter and escape

• For decoration

• To let light in

What is the final step in sealing the igloo?

• Cutting the entrance

• Painting the igloo

• Spraying with water

• Adding more clay

Which animals are suggested for decorating the igloo scene?

• Arctic foxes

• Seals

• Polar bears

• Penguins

Why should you not include penguins in your igloo scene?

• They are too large

• They are not white

• They are not found in the Arctic

• They are difficult to make

What is the final step after completing the igloo project?

• Painting it again

• Taking pictures and sharing

• Destroying it

• Adding more decorations