Lesson 7.1.2

Lesson 7.1.2
What is Climate?

By Karen Blisard

​March 21, 2025

Draw

Answer the questions by placing a checkmark next to your choice.

Open Ended

Listen to the word.

Chane the final sound in the word.

Write the new word.

Open Ended

Listen to the word.

Chane the final sound in the word.

Write the new word.

Hotspot

Which word is a Consonant -le Syllable word?

Multiple Choice

Which consonant -le syllable would I add to the end of the word to show the image?

puz______

• tle

• dle

• zle

• cle

Multiple Choice

Which consonant -le syllable would I add to the end of the word to show the image?

cat______

• tle

• dle

• zle

• cle

Multiple Choice

Which consonant -le syllable would I add to the end of the word to show the image?

la______

• tle

• dle

• zle

• cle

Categorize

Options (6)

auburn

auction

daughter

saucer

paw

thaw

Sort each word to show where you hear the broad o vowel sound in hear word.

beginning

middle

end

Draw

Read and follow the directions on your workbook page.

Draw

Copy the high frequency words.

Match

Match the following pictures to the climates.

dry

cold and wet

hot and wet

• dry

• cold and wet

• hot and wet

Draw

Look at page 12.

Audio Response

Which climate do you think would be most difficult to survive in?

Why would living there be tough?

Open Audio Recorder

Draw

On page 16, what part of the text helps you understand how animals, such as caribou, find food in the tundra?

Circle the evidence.

Draw

What evidence from "A Tropical Climate" helps you understand how many different trees and plants grow there?

Circle the evidence.

Multiple Choice

What inference can you make after looking at the graphic organizer?

• Animals live underground because it is cooler than on the surface.

• Animals live underground to hide from other animals in the desert.

• Animals live underground because it is easier to make a home underground than above the ground.

Match

Match each type of climate with the correct description.

• rain forest

• desert

• tundra

hot and wet

hote and dry

cold and dry

• hot and wet

• hote and dry

• cold and dry

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​Open your Writing Activity Book to page 144.

Let's look for an Arctic Fox.