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Grade level: 7th Opportunity Middle School Lesson Plan Subject: Science Lesson Topic: Climate Teacher: Honan Day One: Mon 12/17 Stage 1 – Desired Results Key Ideas from the Standards: 1.5: Thermal energy from the Sun and carried by ocean currents has a strong influence on climates around the world. 7.E.1.5 Explain the influence of convection, global Wind speeds are very high in the upper troposphere. It is here that winds and the jet stream on weather and climatic the spectacular jet stream is found. conditions. The Coriolis effect is responsible for the rotation of large cyclones. The Gulf Stream is a powerful, warm surface current in the North 7.E.1.6 Conclude that the good health of humans Atlantic Ocean. It is one of the strongest know currents. As the Gulf requires: monitoring the atmosphere, maintaining air Stream reaches Cape Hatteras, North Carolina the cold current that flows from the north separates the Gulf Stream from the coast, quality and stewardship. causing an interaction which intensifies storms. Standards (CCS/ES): 1.6 Air quality affects the quality of life for all organisms on Earth. Natural and human activities greatly influence the quality of the air. The environment may contain dangerous levels of substances that are harmful to human beings. Therefore, the good health of individuals requires monitoring the soil, air, and water and taking steps to make them safe. What will the students be able to do? Monday SWBAT complete concept map Review of Biomes from last week, and finish up glogster project on biomes. Next… SWBAT model solar heating, conduction and convection and explain their relationship to global weather patterns, using pantomime and gestures, and props if desired. Previous: biomes Next: Vocabulary: conduction convection global winds jet streams storms effect of large bodies of water effect of elevation rain shadow effect Sources/Materials/Technology: Days One - Five this week ___Literary Text: __x_Informational Text (articles): previous, with Dr. Potts ___Charts/Graphs/Maps: ___Videos: ___Art: __x_Technology: Glogster project Stage 2 – Assessment Evidence Formal: Quiz, Glogster? Informal: Glogster, Concept Map, Pantomime Stage 3 – Opening Activities Warm Up: (10 min): Complete bubble map on The Earth’s Land Biomes to review. Text/notes available. Stage 4- Learning Plan Lesson Focus “I DO” (20 min): Use tags and volunteers to piece together concept map on board, explain each Biome. Guided Practice “WE DO” (10 min): Discuss Glogster progress, determine time needed to complete requirements. Assemble guide sheets needed for lab. Independent Practice “YOU DO” (30 min): Computer Lab work on Glogsters