Weather vs. Climate
Geographical Impact
Meteorology Tools
Climate zones
Adaptation and Sustainability
100

What is Weather? 

Weather is what the sky looks like and what it feels like outside in that specific moment. 

100

How does Altitude affect climate? 

Higher altitudes generally have cooler temperatures

100

What is a thermometer?

A tool used to measure the temperature

100

What are the main climate zones?

Tropical zone, Dry zone, Temperate zone, Polar zone

100

 How do animals adapt to climate?

They adapt with physical changes like fur colour changes or larger changes like migration or hibernation
200

What is Climate?

Climate is what the weather is like in a specific area over a long period of time.

200

How does proximity to water affect the climate?

The climate near water is typically more mild (not too hot or cold)

200

What does a barometer measure? 

A tool used to measure atmospheric pressure

200

Describe a tropical climate

It is always warm and is found near the equator for example a rainforest.

200

What is sustainable harvesting?

Sustainable harvesting practices are like good rules for taking care of plants and animals over a long time

300

Give an Example of Weather

Examples: sunny, rainy, cloudy, snowy, windy, thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, heatwaves, droughts, and floods, etc. 

300

Why does geographical location matter?

The geographical location determines the climate of the area.

300

What is an anemometer?

A tool used to measure wind speeds and uses rotating cups

300

Describe a temperate zone

Temperate zones have all 4 seasons
300

Give an example of a farming practice that helps the environment

crop rotation, companion farming, irrigation systems, drainage systems, fire breaks, wind breaks. 

400

Give an Example of Climate

Examples: Tropical, dry, temperate, polar

400

Name one geographical factor that affects climate

Geographical location, landforms, altitude, proximity to water, latitude

400

Describe how a rain gauge works

The rain gauge collects the rain as it falls and then measures the amount of rain there is.

400

What is an example of a Polar zone?

North or South Pole

400

Name a benefit of conservation agriculture.

It improves soil health

500

What factors influence climate over time?

Factors like latitude, elevation, and proximity to oceans can influence climate over long periods.

500

How does latitude affect a region's climate?

Latitude affects the amount of sunlight received, influencing temperature and climate types.

500

Name three tools used by meteorologists

Thermometers, Wind vane, Barometer, Anemometers, Wind sock, Rain gauge 

500

What zone is a desert found in?

Dry zone
500

Give an example of traditional knowledge in agriculture

Looking at animal behaviours, clouds and changes in plants. 

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