C3.3 Chile - Lesson 14: Preparing for the GPW

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CHILE

where the Earth stops

Repeat C3 + Prepare for the GPW

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What is the plan for today?

REPEAT CLIMATE

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Study for the GPW

THE GPW

• Paragraph 1 to 3 + global wind system
• Learn via Google Classroom, use the list of knowledge and skills + presentations as well.

Bring your ATLAS!

C3.3: Climate in Chile

DROUGHT

You can explain how mountain ranges influence precipitation by using the words windward side and leeward side (GG 49).

CHILE

• Explain why the north of Chile is very dry, while the south is very wet. Use the terms prevailing wind, windward side and leeward side
  

You can explain how mountain ranges influence precipitation by using the words windward side and leeward side (GG 49).

Answer these questions:

1. What is the total amount of precipitation in Santiago?
2. In which season you've the most precipitation?
3. What is the warmest month?
4. On which hemisphere is Santiago? Explain how you can see it in the graph.

ANSWERS

1. Around 500mm
2. Summer
3. January 
4. Southern hemisphere. The winter is the warmest period.

Write down A to E and add the correct climate. 

Use §3 and 

G64 + G65

A – Desert climate

B – Mountaineous 

       climate

C – Mediterranean 

       climate

D – Steppe 

       climate

E – Sea climate

Draw 5 Chiles in your notebook

A general map of Chile

A Chile with climates (coursebook)

A Chile with temperatures

A Chile with precipitation + wind

A Chili pepper

Use:

Atlas + coursebook + GeoGuide

(summer situation)

Let's go!

• Open the list of knowledge and skills in Classroom.
• Work out the whole list, first with your books and then without your books.
• Recheck the presentations in Classroom.

Repeat import parts like:

• Global windsystem
• Temperature factors
• Rock cycle

                                     Rules: You work alone and in silence.