
Reading a Climate Graph
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6th - 8th Grade
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Caitlin Irwin
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Reading a Climate Graph
How can scientists describe an areas's climate?
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Review - Climate
Climate describes weather patterns over a long period of time.
Climate includes temperature and precipitation.
Climate describes how things usually are.
3
Multiple Choice
How hot or cold something is
Precipitation
Temperature
Climate
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Multiple Choice
Water falling from the sky
Precipitation
Temperature
Climate
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Multiple Choice
Weather patterns over a long period of time.
Precipitation
Temperature
Climate
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Multiple Select
Which three will the CLIMATE help you decide?
What animals can survive here?
Can people ski in the winter here?
Should I wear sunglasses?
What crops will grow here?
Will there be laps at lunch today?
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Review - Observations
We have been describing the climate with adjectives like "Hot" or "Wet."
These are qualitative observations.
Scientists will describe the climate with numbers.
They make quantitative observations.
Scientists describe temperature using degrees Celsius.
They describe precipitation using millimeters of rain.
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Dropdown
Most people make
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Multiple Choice
The most important reason scientists use Quantitative observations is ___.
It helps them make predictions.
It makes them sound smarter.
The government says they have to.
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Categorize
Use adjectives
Use numbers
Made by scientists
Made by most people
The temperature is 85 degrees Celsius.
The temperature s hot.
4 mm of rain fell this month.
It was dry this month.
Chicken
Fish
Sort the observations.
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Climate Graphs
The Title names the location.
The horizontal axis tells us the time.
This graph uses months.
The vertical axis tells us what is being measured.
Precipitation in millimeters of rain is on the left vertical axis.
Temperature in degrees Celsius is on the right vertical axis.
The key tells us what each line means.
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Labelling
Label the Parts of the Graph.
Horizontal Axis
Key
Title
Left Vertical Axis
Right Vertical Axis
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Labelling
Label the Meaning of the Graph.
Location
Temperature
Months
Precipitation
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Match
Match the following
Title
Key
Horizontal Axis
Vertical Axis
Location
What each line means
Time
What is being measured
Location
What each line means
Time
What is being measured
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Maximum and Minimum
Maximum means the highest point on the graph.
We could also say most, greatest, or biggest.
Minimum means the lowest point on the graph.
We could also say least, fewest, or smallest.
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
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Categorize
Highest Point
Lowest Point
Most
Least
Greatest
Fewest
Biggest
Smallest
Fish
Chicken
Sort these words.
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Multiple Choice
The maximum temperature happens in ___.
January
April
July
November
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Multiple Choice
The maximum temperature is ___.
- 30
- 8
15
20
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Multiple Choice
The minimum temperature happens in ___.
January
April
July
November
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Multiple Choice
The minimum temperature is ___.
- 30
- 8
15
20
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Dropdown
The minimum temperature is
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Open Ended
"The maximum temperature is ___, which happens in ___.
The minimum temperature is ___, which happens in ___."
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Trends
A trend is a change over time.
An increasing trend shows the numbers going up.
A decreasing trend shows the numbers going down.
A constant trend shows no change.
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Multiple Choice
A change over time is called a ___.
maximum
minimum
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Match
Match the trend to its graph.
Increasing
Decreasing
Constant
Increasing
Decreasing
Constant
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Match
Match the trend to its graph.
Increasing
Decreasing
Constant
Increasing
Decreasing
Constant
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Multiple Choice
How would you describe the temperature trends?
First increasing,
then decreasing
First decreasing,
then increasing
Constant
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Multiple Choice
How would you describe the temperature trends?
First increasing,
then decreasing
First decreasing,
then increasing
Constant
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Multiple Choice
How would you describe the temperature trends?
First increasing,
then decreasing
First decreasing,
then increasing
Constant
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Dropdown
and a
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Dropdown
and a
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Open Ended
"This graph shows the climate of ___.
The maximum temperature is ___, which happens in ___.
The minimum temperature is ___, which happens in ___.
The temperature trend is ___ from January to July, but ___ from August to December."
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