This learning resource focuses on the migration of early humans into North America via the Bering Land Bridge during the last Ice Age. It emphasizes geographical concepts of 'site' and 'situation' to describe how the physical features and regional positioning facilitated this migration. Students will explore the characteristics of Beringia, a vast tundra landscape, and its role in allowing human nomads and animal herds to cross from Siberia to Alaska. The resource encourages students to identify specific site characteristics and situation advantages while reflecting on the impacts of the land bridge's disappearance on migration patterns. Additionally, a self-reflective exercise is included to assess students' understanding and confidence in applying these geographical concepts to various regions.