This tutorial introduces students to global weather patterns and how they affect the kinds of trees and plants that grow in different latitudes of the Earth. The discussion covers the tropics and the lush rainforests that live there, temperate forests in the mid-latitudes, and boreal forests in the far north. There is also a description of how treeless areas occur in various climate zones (desert, tundra, savannah), and how plants adapt to low-water conditions in the desert. A quiz and glossary are included. Educational levels: Intermediate elementary, Middle school
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In this lesson plan students will learn about how climates differ, in particular, how desert climate...
This resource provides an overview of the concept of climate, which may be defined as a composite of...
The type of climate present in a particular location depends on several variables, including surface...
This site provides a brief overview of the earth's climate, which is generally defined as the averag...
to determine if the U.S. climate is changing. Students interpret the temperature and precipitation d...
The world is divided into climate zones that are distributed around the planet in distinct patterns....
Grade Level(s): 3-6The purpose of this lesson is to allow the students to learn about the various gl...
Earth's orbit around the Sun, together with the tilt of its axis, results in periodic climate change...
The learning activities in this teacher’s guide chapter allows students to study annual variations i...
The purpose of this resource is to have students use GLOBE visualizations to display student data on...
Weather and climate are related to one another. Current conditions and seasonal descriptions are con...
Students in kindergarten develop the understandings of basic needs, weather patterns and severe weat...
The purpose of this resource is to have students use GLOBE data and graphing tools to compare the in...
People everywhere are interested in the weather, but how does it all work? Beginning with Earth's at...
Through the scenario of planning concert locations for a "Global Awareness Tour", students will rese...
In this lesson plan students will learn about how climates differ, in particular, how desert climate...
This resource provides an overview of the concept of climate, which may be defined as a composite of...
The type of climate present in a particular location depends on several variables, including surface...
This site provides a brief overview of the earth's climate, which is generally defined as the averag...
to determine if the U.S. climate is changing. Students interpret the temperature and precipitation d...
The world is divided into climate zones that are distributed around the planet in distinct patterns....
Grade Level(s): 3-6The purpose of this lesson is to allow the students to learn about the various gl...
Earth's orbit around the Sun, together with the tilt of its axis, results in periodic climate change...
The learning activities in this teacher’s guide chapter allows students to study annual variations i...
The purpose of this resource is to have students use GLOBE visualizations to display student data on...
Weather and climate are related to one another. Current conditions and seasonal descriptions are con...
Students in kindergarten develop the understandings of basic needs, weather patterns and severe weat...
The purpose of this resource is to have students use GLOBE data and graphing tools to compare the in...
People everywhere are interested in the weather, but how does it all work? Beginning with Earth's at...
Through the scenario of planning concert locations for a "Global Awareness Tour", students will rese...