Date Essential Element of Geography: Physical Systems

1. Date Essential Element of Geography: Physical Systems How do you think geography effects how people live? Lesson Vocabulary: atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, erosion, tectonics, water cycle, deforestation, desertification, climograph

3. Physical Geography WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

4. Atmosphere Lithosphere Physical Geography Hydrosphere Biosphere WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

5. Atmosphere Gas/Air surrounding Earth Lithosphere Physical Geography Hydrosphere Biosphere WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

6. Atmosphere Gas/Air surrounding Earth Earth’s outer shell (Land areas) Lithosphere Physical Geography Hydrosphere Biosphere WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

7. Atmosphere Gas/Air surrounding Earth Earth’s outer shell (Land areas) Lithosphere Physical Geography Hydrosphere ALL WATER on Earth Biosphere WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

8. Atmosphere Gas/Air surrounding Earth Earth’s outer shell (Land areas) Lithosphere Physical Geography Hydrosphere ALL WATER on Earth ALL living things on Earth Biosphere WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

9. Physical Processes CLASSIFYING: Tree Map

10. Physical Processes Climate Erosion Tectonics Water Cycle CLASSIFYING: Tree Map

11. Physical Processes Climate Erosion Tectonics Water Cycle • Predictable weather pattern • Over a long period of time (30 years) • Highs and lows of temperature • precipitation CLASSIFYING: Tree Map

12. Physical Processes Climate Erosion Tectonics Water Cycle • Predictable weather pattern • Over a long period of time (30 years) • Highs and lows of temperature • precipitation • Wearing away and movement of material • Glaciers, wind, and water CLASSIFYING: Tree Map

13. Physical Processes Climate Erosion Tectonics Water Cycle • Predictable weather pattern • Over a long period of time (30 years) • Highs and lows of temperature • precipitation • Wearing away and movement of material • Glaciers, wind, and water • Earths crust consists of plates • Move • Float on top of liquid rock CLASSIFYING: Tree Map

14. Physical Processes Climate Erosion Tectonics Water Cycle • Predictable weather pattern • Over a long period of time (30 years) • Highs and lows of temperature • precipitation • Wearing away and movement of material • Glaciers, wind, and water • Earths crust consists of plates • Move • Float on top of liquid rock • Constant water movement • Never stops CLASSIFYING: Tree Map

15. Physical Processes Climate Erosion Tectonics Water Cycle • Predictable weather pattern • Over a long period of time (30 years) • Highs and lows of temperature • precipitation • Wearing away and movement of material • Glaciers, wind, and water • Earths crust consists of plates • Move • Float on top of liquid rock • Constant water movement • Never stops CLASSIFYING: Tree Map

16. Climate Zones WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

17. Tropical Climate Mid- latitude Climate Climate Zones High- latitude Climate Dry Climate Highland Climate WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

18. Rain Forest • Savanna Tropical Climate Mid- latitude Climate Climate Zones High- latitude Climate Dry Climate Highland Climate WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

19. Rain Forest • Savanna Tropical Climate • Marine west coast • Mediterranean • Humid continental • Humid sub tropical Mid- latitude Climate Climate Zones High- latitude Climate Dry Climate Highland Climate WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

20. Rain Forest • Savanna Tropical Climate • Marine west coast • Mediterranean • Humid continental • Humid sub tropical Mid- latitude Climate Climate Zones • Subarctic • Tundra • Ice cap High- latitude Climate Dry Climate Highland Climate WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

21. Rain Forest • Savanna Tropical Climate • Marine west coast • Mediterranean • Humid continental • Humid sub tropical Mid- latitude Climate Climate Zones • Subarctic • Tundra • Ice cap High- latitude Climate Dry Climate • Desert • steppe Highland Climate WHOLE-PART RELATIONSHIP: Brace Map

23. DESCRIBING: Bubble Map