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Turn in Do Nows & Heating Lab Turn in Do Nows & Heating Lab Climates Jigsaw Climates Jigsaw What is the climate zone and sub- climate of the region where.

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1 Turn in Do Nows & Heating Lab Turn in Do Nows & Heating Lab Climates Jigsaw Climates Jigsaw What is the climate zone and sub- climate of the region where you live? Presentation Materials Presentation Materials Ch. 18 Review Ch. 18 Review02-09-15

2 02-09-15 I can identify the characteristics of Earth’s climate zones.

3 Climates Jigsaw Climates Jigsaw Using a Venn diagram, compare and contrast tundra and icecap sub- climates. Ch. 18 Review Ch. 18 Review02-10-15

4 02-10-15 I can identify the characteristics of Earth’s climate zones.

5 Unit Test Review Unit Test Review Describe three interesting things that you learned about Earth’s 6 climate zones yesterday. Study for Test Study for Test02-11-15

6 02-11-15 I can explain important concepts about Earth’s atmosphere.

7 Atmosphere Unit Test Review Atmosphere Unit Test Review What was your favorite topic from our study of Earth’s atmosphere? Explain why. Study for Test Study for Test02-12-15

8 02-12-15 I can explain important concepts about Earth’s atmosphere.

9 Turn in Reviews Turn in Reviews Ch. 17 RKC Ch. 17 RKC Ch. 18 RKC Ch. 18 RKC Crossword Puzzle Crossword Puzzle Atmosphere Review Atmosphere Review Atmosphere Test Atmosphere Test What was your favorite lab or activity from our study of Earth’s atmosphere? Explain why. None None02-13-15

10 02-13-15 To assess your understanding of Earth’s atmosphere.

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