C2.4 - Lesson 10: Habitation in the world

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LANDSCAPE ZONES

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What is the plan for today?

Repeat and Check homework:

C2.4: Habitation in the world

Prepare for the GPW

The next two weeks

What is the planning?

• You can find the homework in Magister & Classroom.
• Hand in your homework via Classroom before friday.

Week 2: The list of knowledge- and skills about chapter 2

Week 3: GPW C2 paragraph 1, 2, 3 & 4

Are there any
questions before we start?

GOALS OF LAST WEEK

1. You can name 4 climates and describe where they are located in the world.
2. You can describe the precipitation and temperature of each climate.
3. You can tell to which climate each landscape zone belongs.
4. You can draw a climate graph.

8 landscape zones

4 climates

8

TROPICAL CLIMATE

Landscape zones:

• Tropical rainforest
• Savannah

Temperature:

• Always above 18ºC

Precipitation:

• A lot of precipitation, always above 500mm per year

DRY CLIMATE

Landscape zones:

• Desert
• Steppes

Temperature:

• Temperature varies

Precipitation:

• Very little/ no precipitation, always below 500mm per year

TEMPERATE CLIMATE

Landscape zones:

• Decidious forest
• Coniferous forest (taiga)

Temperature:

• Summer above 10ºC

Precipitation:

• Enough for trees to grow

POLAR CLIMATE

Landscape zones:

• Tundra
• Land- and sea ice

Temperature:

• Always below 10ºC

Precipitation:

• Little precipitation and usually snow

Which climate chart belongs to which climate?

Choose from: Polar, tropical, temperate & dry.

For any climate graph you can tell which landscape zone and climate it shows.

Take exercise 4 in front of you.

TODAY'S GOALS

1. You can explain the difference between climate and weather.
2. You can describe the connection between climates and population distribution in the world.
3. You can name 4 physical reasons why people don’t like to live somewhere in the world.

You can explain the difference between climate and weather.

Climates

You can describe the connection between climates and population distribution in the world.

Let's go!

Homework for next friday 16:30

• Go to Google Classroom
• Open the list of knowledge- and skills and work it out
• Read the paragraphs and fill in the Google Docs document

Stay in the Meet until class is over and don't hesitate to ask questions!

Good luck!

Homework

Week 2: The list of knowledge and skills