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Understand the factors that influence climate and how they interact to create different climate zones around the world. Explore case studies or real-life examples of how changes in weather and climate have impacted human societies and ecosystems. Practice interpreting weather maps, climate graphs, and other visual representations of atmospheric ...
The world map is divided into five climate zones. These are shaded and a key is provided. Please note that this map is greatly simplified and many sources show as many as 18 different zones. a Adding colour The first task is to use colours to separate the different zones. Ony four colours are needed as the polar climate can be left blank.
The Climates lesson plan includes three worksheets: an activity worksheet, a practice worksheet, and a homework assignment. Each of these handouts will help students better grasp the material they learned during the lesson.
Climate change (sometimes called global warming) is the process of our planet heating up. Our planet has already warmed by an average of 1°C in the last 100 years and if things don’t change, it could increase by a lot more than that.
This resource is perfect to use and display during your science or geography lessons. Available as an easy-to-print PDF, the teacher-created map serves as an excellent reference tool for students when identifying the location of different climates around the world.
Introduction. Our changing climate will impact at the global, national and local scales. Through some of the latest scientific data and projections, C4C provides ideas and resources to deepen your pupils’ understanding of climate change and to help them to see this complex topic in a global context.
On a Climate Zones Map color in the major bands of climate and label them. Discuss what the climate is like where you live. How much rainfall do you get on average? and how much did you get in the past year?
