Les 3 - §3.1 Climate graphs

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  • We are going to talk about climate graphs
  • Worksheet climate graphs
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Planning
  • We are going to talk about climate graphs
  • Worksheet climate graphs

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Key words §3.1
Climate (Klimaat): The average weather measured over a period of thirty years
Weather (Weer): What is happening at a specific time, and a specific place in the atmosphere
Tropical climate (Tropisch): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and it rains all year
Savannah climate (Savanne): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and with a wet and a dry season
Steppe climate (Steppe): A climate with high temperatures and little rain. The plants that grow here are mainly grasses.
Desert climate (Woestijn): A climate that is (often) very hot, and always extremely dry
Continental climate (Land): Climate with a major difference in temperature between summer and winter
Tundra climate (Toendra): In this climate the temperature does not get above 10 degrees.
Polar climate (Pool): A climate where the temperature never goes above zero degrees with lots of snow and ice.
Temperate sea climate (Gematigd zee): A climate where the difference in summer and winter is not that big, and it rains throughout the year.
Alpine climate (Hooggebergte): A cold climate that is not cold because of latitude, but because of height


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Climate
Climate (Klimaat): The average weather measured over a period of thirty years
  • It consists of temperature
  • And precipitation
  • It is depicted like this ->



Slide 3 - Slide

Climategraph
  • Tropical climate (Tropisch): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and it rains all year

Slide 4 - Slide

Which climate is this?
Look at:
  • Precipitation (neerslag)
  • Average temperature
  • Maximum temperature
  • Do you see a dry season?

Slide 5 - Slide

Which climate is this?
A
Tundra
B
Tropical rainforest
C
Temperate sea climate
D
Continental climate

Slide 6 - Quiz

Climates
Tropical climate (Tropisch): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and it rains all year
Savannah climate (Savanne): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and with a wet and a dry season
Steppe climate (Steppe): A climate with high temperatures and little rain. The plants that grow here are mainly grasses.
Desert climate (Woestijn): A climate that is (often) very hot, and always extremely dry
Continental climate (Land): Climate with a major difference in temperature between summer and winter
Tundra climate (Toendra): In this climate the temperature does not get above 10 degrees.
Polar climate (Pool): A climate where the temperature never goes above zero degrees with lots of snow and ice.
Temperate sea climate (Gematigd zee): A climate where the difference in summer and winter is not that big, and it rains throughout the year.
Alpine climate (Hooggebergte): A cold climate that is not cold because of latitude, but because of height

Slide 7 - Slide

Which climate is this?
Look at:
  • Precipitation (neerslag)
  • Average temperature
  • Maximum temperature
  • Do you see a dry season?

Slide 8 - Slide

Climates
Tropical climate (Tropisch): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and it rains all year
Savannah climate (Savanne): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and with a wet and a dry season
Steppe climate (Steppe): A climate with high temperatures and little rain. The plants that grow here are mainly grasses.
Desert climate (Woestijn): A climate that is (often) very hot, and always extremely dry
Continental climate (Land): Climate with a major difference in temperature between summer and winter
Tundra climate (Toendra): In this climate the temperature does not get above 10 degrees.
Polar climate (Pool): A climate where the temperature never goes above zero degrees with lots of snow and ice.
Temperate sea climate (Gematigd zee): A climate where the difference in summer and winter is not that big, and it rains throughout the year.
Alpine climate (Hooggebergte): A cold climate that is not cold because of latitude, but because of height

Slide 9 - Slide

Which climate is this?
- max 10 degrees
- little precipitation

A
Steppe
B
Desert
C
Tundra
D
Polar

Slide 10 - Quiz

Tundra
  • Tundra climate (Toendra): In this climate the temperature does not get above 10 degrees.
  •  Precipitation (neerslag) is not relevant

Slide 11 - Slide

Is this graph from the Northern or Southern hemisphere
A
Northern
B
Southern

Slide 12 - Quiz

Northern hemisphere
  • The summer is in June/Juli, just like ours
  • So this is the northern hemisphere

Slide 13 - Slide

Which climate is this?
Look at:
  • Precipitation (neerslag)
  • Average temperature
  • Maximum temperature
  • Do you see a dry season?

Slide 14 - Slide

Climates
Tropical climate (Tropisch): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and it rains all year
Savannah climate (Savanne): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and with a wet and a dry season
Steppe climate (Steppe): A climate with high temperatures and little rain. The plants that grow here are mainly grasses.
Desert climate (Woestijn): A climate that is (often) very hot, and always extremely dry
Continental climate (Land): Climate with a major difference in temperature between summer and winter
Tundra climate (Toendra): In this climate the temperature does not get above 10 degrees.
Polar climate (Pool): A climate where the temperature never goes above zero degrees with lots of snow and ice.
Temperate sea climate (Gematigd zee): A climate where the difference in summer and winter is not that big, and it rains throughout the year.
Alpine climate (Hooggebergte): A cold climate that is not cold because of latitude, but because of height

Slide 15 - Slide

Which climate is this?
A
Tundra
B
Polar
C
Alpine
D
Continental

Slide 16 - Quiz

Slide 17 - Slide

Get to work
  • Worksheet climate graphs
  • It is in Som with your homework
  • You can work on it next lesson as well

Slide 18 - Slide

Climates
Tropical climate (Tropisch): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and it rains all year
Savannah climate (Savanne): A climate with (on average) temperatures above 18 degrees, and with a wet and a dry season
Steppe climate (Steppe): A climate with high temperatures and little rain. The plants that grow here are mainly grasses.
Desert climate (Woestijn): A climate that is (often) very hot, and always extremely dry
Continental climate (Land): Climate with a major difference in temperature between summer and winter
Tundra climate (Toendra): In this climate the temperature does not get above 10 degrees.
Polar climate (Pool): A climate where the temperature never goes above zero degrees with lots of snow and ice.
Temperate sea climate (Gematigd zee): A climate where the difference in summer and winter is not that big, and it rains throughout the year.
Alpine climate (Hooggebergte): A cold climate that is not cold because of latitude, but because of height

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