DO FIRST
DO FIRSTExpectations: Enter silently Complete Do FirstHW: Study
for Quiz tomorrowClimate Zones
Objectives:SWBAT: define climate and climate zoneSWBAT: identify
the three climate zones on a map using the five lines of
latitudeSWBAT: describe the three climate zonesKey Point:Climate is
the long-term pattern of weather in an area. The _______of a place
is based on its temperature (hot/cold) and precipitation (how much
rain/snow fall).
climate4
Expectations:Loud whisper voice Talk ONLY to your elbow
partnerPut your thumbs up when you are finishedThink-Pair-ShareThe
Earth is lopsided?!
CLIMATE is the average temperature and precipitation (rain and
snow) that happens in a place over an entire year.
CLIMATE ZONE is an area in the world that has the SAME climate
throughout the year.
Make an inference (educated guess)
Key Point:2. Based on their __________location, different parts
of the world will be in one of three climate zones: polar zone,
temperate zone and tropical zone.
latitudinal 11Key Point3. The names of the zones focus on the
___________one would expect to experience in each climate zone;
precipitation levels within the zones can vary from dry to wet.
temperatures12
Key Points:6. The _______zone is located north of the Arctic
Circle and south of the Antarctic Circle. It is cold through-out
the year because it is furthest from the equator.polar14What do you
think when you hear the word polar?
POLARPOLAR
Key Point4. The tropical zone is located between the
_______________ and Tropic of Capricorn; it is hot through-out the
year because it is closest to the equator.
Tropic of Cancer18What do you think when you hear the word
tropical?
POLARPOLARTROPICAL
Teach equator first What is this continent? (Antarctica)
Antarctic Circle What is this climate zone? (Tropical) Tropics of
Capricorn and Cancer 22Lets practice!
Key Point:5. The ________zone is located between the Tropic of
Cancer and Arctic Circle and between the Tropic of Tropic of
Capricorn and Antarctic Circle. Temperatures range from hot and
cold temperatures throughout the year.
temperate24
POLARPOLARTROPICAL
TEMPERATE
TEMPERATE
Lets practice!
Lets practice!
Lets practice!
Lets practice!
Expectations:Silent voices Answer with your fingers: Polar Zone
Tropical Zone Temperate Zone
Expectations: Table talk voice Stay in your seat Include all
team members INDEPENDENT PRACTICEExpectations:Voices are silent
Eyes on your own paper Be relentless!
EXIT TICKET Expectations:Silent till the bell In your seat the
entire timeLeave when Mr. Sanchez dismisses your row.
Key Points:1. Climate is the long-term pattern of weather in an
area. The climate of a place is based on its temperature (hot/cold)
and precipitation (how much rain/snow fall). 2.Based on their
latitudinal location, different parts of the world will be in one
of three climate zones: polar zone, temperate zone and tropical
zone. 3. The names of the zones focus on the temperatures one would
expect to experience in each climate zone; precipitation levels
within the zones can vary from dry to wet. 4. The tropical zone is
located between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn; it is
hot through-out the year because it is closest to the equator.5.
The temperate zone is located between the Tropic of Cancer and
Arctic Circle and between the Tropic of Capricorn and Antarctic
Circle. Temperatures range from hot and cold temperatures
throughout the year.6. The polar zone is located north of the
Arctic Circle and south of the Antarctic Circle. It is cold
through-out the year because it is furthest from the equator.
