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Introduction Chapter 3 
Program: 
       - Picture 
       - Introduction 
       - Start 3.1 
       - First assignments 
       - Closing 
LessonGoal: You get an impression of chapter 3 

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Climate Changes?

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In which area is the weather better?
A
Low-pressure area
B
High-pressure area
C
Minimum
D
depression

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What is wind?
A
Air flowing from high to low pressure.
B
Air flowing from north to south.
C
Flowing of atmospheric particles
D
The high and low pressure areas clashing

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What do you know about ocean currents?

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When was the last Ice Age?
A
One million years ago
B
100.000 years ago
C
10.000 years ago
D
5.000 years ago

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What is the average world temperature?
A
10 degrees
B
12 degrees
C
18 degrees
D
6 degrees

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Today
- Air pressure 
- High- and low pressure areas 
- Wind 
- Air circulation 

Next lesson: Recap Air pressure 

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Low-pressure area 
- Minimum 
- Depression 
- Warm air rises 

- Effects of the rising air 
- Tropics 

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What happens when air rises?

Slide 15 - Open question

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High-pressure areas 
- Maximum 
- Descending air 

- Deserts 

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What happens when air descends?

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The Law of Buy Ballot 
First law: The wind flows from a high-pressure area to a low pressure area 

Second law: The wind in the northern hemisphere has a deviation to the right 

The wind in the southern hamisphere has a deviation to the left

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Closing 
Knowing: 
                            - High and low air pressure 
                            - Minimum & Maximum 
                            - World air circulation 
                            - The law of Buys Ballot 

Making:          - Assignments MS-teams 1 to .....            

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Ocean currents 
It's not only that flows around the world. 

Ocean currents play a vitel role in distribution of tempertures on earth. 

But How? 

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Ocean currents- Assignment 
Write a small paper about the effects and influence of the oceanic currents on the worldwide temperature. 

Explain: The cold and warm ocean currents -  How they distribute temperature - What sink regions are and how climate change is effecting the ocean currents. 

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