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Explore the impact of climate and weather on ecosystems, differentiate between the two, and understand changes affecting climate over time. Dive into topics like atmospheric circulation, greenhouse effect, and volcanic influences, and discover the keys to becoming a leader in environmental stewardship. Engage in activities to enhance learning and embrace a sustainable mindset.
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Today in APES… Have out: Climate Notes Outline Week #8 Quarter 2 (12/2-12/6) (calendar site) Monday, 12/2 • APES Learning Goal: • I can demonstrate the effects of climate and weather on ecosystems. • Daily Question: • What is the difference between climate and weather? • Homework: • Study for Chapters 4 & 5 test on Dec. 4th & 5th • Ecological Succession Activity due Tues • Ecological Succession Lab due Tues • ALL make-up work due Dec. 12th. • Land Ecosystem notes due Friday • Aquatic Ecosystem Notes due Monday • Eco-Column Reports due December 13th • Activities/Assignments: • Discuss Grades • Climate Notes • “Find someone who”…activity
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Unit 3 Stamp Sheet for 1st Hour Total – 110 Points • Ch. 4 Notes – 10/18 • Ch. 5 Notes – 10/18 • Ch. 6 Notes – 10/22 • Ch. 7 Notes – 10/28 • Ecosystem Cornell Notes Online – 10/18 • Evolution & Human Impact Biodiversity Notes – 10/28 • Biodiversity in the Library Lab – 11/13 • Evolution Notes part 1 – 11/13 • Evolution Notes part 2 – 11/13 • Climatogram – 11/18 • Hot Spots Card – 11/18
Unit 3 Stamp Sheet for 2nd Hour Total – 120 Points • Ch. 4 Notes – 10/18 • Ch. 5 Notes – 10/18 • Ch. 6 Notes – 10/22 • Ch. 7 Notes – 10/28 • Ecosystem Cornell Notes Online – 10/18 • Evolution & Human Impact Biodiversity Notes – 10/28 • Biodiversity in the Library Lab – 11/13 • Evolution Notes part 1 – 11/13 • Evolution Notes part 2 – 11/13 • Climatogram – 11/18 • Hot Spots Card – 11/18 • Online Notes – 10/18
6. Atmospheric Circulation: • Global winds distribute heat and moisture around Earth • Warm/moist air created near equator and moves toward cool/dry areas of the poles.
Earth’s Major Climate Zones POLAR TEMPERATE 23.5° latitude = desert 0° latitude = rainforest Equator TROPICAL 23.5° latitude = desert TEMPERATE POLAR
Climate Map 30° latitude 0° latitude 30° latitude
D. What kind of changes occur over time that may affect the climate? 1. Procession • The change in the shape of the Earth's orbit around the sun. • It is thought that the shape of Earth’s orbit around the sun changes over a 100,000 year cycle. • When the orbit is more circular rather than an ellipse, Earth is farther from the sun and the temperature becomes colder.
Spring Winter Summer Autumn
2. Plate movement /Geography • Tectonic plates move so they will eventually change the location of landforms, and therefore may affect the climate patterns on the Earth.
Blue-North America • Yellow – Africa • Purple –Australia • Green – South America
3. Atmospheric Conditions • An increase in clouds may lead to an increased greenhouse effect trapping gases in the atmosphere making our temperatures rise. • It is also believed that an increase in clouds allows them to reflect more solar radiation which produces a cooling effect on the climate.
4. Greenhouse Effect & Global Warming • Greenhouse Effect- natural warming of Earth’s atmosphere • Greenhouse gases = carbon dioxide and water vapor • Effected by human activites, such as increase in carbon dioxide. • Global Warming • Increase in carbon dioxide and water vapor may lead to warmer Earth • Higher evaporation, melting of ice caps
Effects of Greenhouse Gases Natural Earth After CO2 pollution
5. Volcanoes • When a volcano erupts, it puts enormous volumes of dust, ash, smoke & chemicals into the atmosphere. • The dust and ash particles in the air block solar radiation from reaching the surface of the Earth. This causes the Earth’s temperature to drop.
“Find Someone who”…Activity • Complete the activity sheet “Find Someone Who…” • If you sign your name to something you know, make sure you are able to answer the question! 5 minutes
Today in APES… Week #8 Quarter 2 (12/2-12/6) (calendar site) Tuesday, 12/3 • APES Learning Goal: • I can demonstrate the effects of climate and weather on ecosystems. • Homework: • Study for Chapters 4 & 5 test on Dec. 4th & 5th • Ecological Succession Activity due Tues • Ecological Succession Lab due Tues • ALL make-up work due Dec. 12th. • Land Ecosystem notes due Friday • Aquatic Ecosystem Notes due Monday • Eco-Column Reports due December 13th • Daily Question: • What is the difference between climate and weather? • Activities/Assignments: • Grade Ecological Succession Activity • Grade Ecological Succession Lab • Atmospheric Article
Annotate Reading Based on Directions Given!! • After reading and annotating, write a 8-10 sentence summary on your handout.
Today in APES… Week #8 Quarter 2 (12/2-12/6) (calendar site) Wed/Thurs, 12/4 & 12/5 • APES Learning Goal: • I can apply climate, weather and ecosystem biodiversity. • Homework: • Study for Chapters 4 & 5 test on Dec. 4th & 5th • Ecological Succession Activity due Tues • Ecological Succession Lab due Tues • ALL make-up work due Dec. 12th. • Land Ecosystem notes due Friday • Aquatic Ecosystem Notes due Monday • Eco-Column Reports due December 13th • Activities/Assignments: • Discuss Atmospheric Article • Atmospheric Diagram • Unit 3 Test