Lesson 6a - Unit 3 - Micro-climates (part 2)

Unit 3 - Local weather

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Lesson duration is: 50 min

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Unit 3 - Local weather

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Today's Lesson

To do:

- Questions lesson 1

- Notes
- Read together lesson 2

- Gap Fill excercise

Goals:

- Know that height has influence on temperature and vegetation.

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Homework

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Remember this?

Temperature

Precipitation

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Name two characteristics of a maritime climate (zeeklimaat)

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Notes - temperature and altitude

1. The higher you go, the colder it gets. Every 1000 meters, temperature drops 6 degrees.

2. The higher you go, the less vegetation.

3. Tree line - Boomgrens - the line where trees stop growing, because it is too cold. (10 degrees minimum)

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vegetation

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Read together page 16/17

1. Read together

2. Get to work with:

- Discussion questions page 17

- Gap fill excercise

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Homework

Finish;

- Discussion questions page 17

- Gap fill excercise TEAMS

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Lesson 6a - Unit 3 - Micro-climates (part 2)

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