Climate and Biomes

Climate and Biomes

By Brandi Eastlake

Use your textbook to answer the questions that we have just learned and reviewed as a class. Remember the questions are timed and spelling counts!

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Track teams won their regions!

Girls Soccer won the Championship Title! Boys got 2nd. Baseball Play in the finals today 3/27.

Girls Soccer won the Championship Title! Boys got 2nd. Baseball Play in the finals today 3/27.

​Be prepared to define the word biome on the next slide.

Read the paragraph

Open Ended

Define the word biome

​Be prepared to answer the main factor of climate, what climate determines, and information about biomes and the equator.

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​Be prepared to answer the main factor of climate, what climate determines, and information about biomes and the equator.

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Drag and Drop

Biomes that are nearer to the equator receive​

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annual annual solar energy (sun) and have ​

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climates​ ​ ​ ​

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

more

warmer

less

cooler

Dropdown

Biomes that are closer to the poles have​

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climates and biomes that are close to oceans often have​

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climates.

Abiotic factors are nonliving things such as temperature, precipitation, rain, air, soil, pressure.

Biotic factors are all alive!

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Abiotic: The nonliving parts of an environment.

Examples include: Temperature, living space, soil, sunlight, water, and nutrients

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Labelling

Put the correct label above the correct set of picture.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Biotic

Abiotic

Multiple Choice

Abiotic factors affect which organisms can live in a biome.

• True

• False

Know what adaptations are. These are always a benefit to the animal.

Know what an ecosystem is and what it includes.

The line that crosses the map in the center is the equator. Look at which land masses it crosses for the next question.

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Hotspot

Select the hotspot where the equator crosses land. This area is usually very wet and warm.