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Go to the Biomes of the World map to share your findings with your classmates. To do so, follow these steps:

1. First, locate your biome in the map using the + sign. You can search for a place on the search bar or pinpoint it using the 📍 marker.

2. Once you have located it, upload a picture of your biome and write down the information you found. Remember to use titles and make it understandable for your classmates!

3. After you finish writing about your biome, take a look at the work of the other groups. Read through their information and comment on at least one post by another group.

4. Finally, share your findings with the class!

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Don't ask Google! Here's the webpages you can visit to search for information about biomes:

Explore National Geographic: Use the search tool to find out more about your biomes.
Ask A Biologist: Find your biome in this directory by the Arizona State University.
BiomeViewer encyclopedia: Be careful! You can find information about your biome inside the map, but it's limited.

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In groups, use the websites to the right >> to find out information about the biome in your area. You should find information about the following topics:

Location of the biomes

Climate and temperature

Fauna and flora

Effects of human activity

Remember to also find a picture of the biome that you work on!

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Your biome is the tundra!

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Find an aquatic biome!

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Your biome is the tropical forest!

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Your biome is the desert!

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Your biome is the grasslands!

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Step 1: Find out what biomes are in your area of the world

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Step 1: Find out what biomes are in your area of the world

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Go to the BiomeViewer and find a location where the biome that has been assigned to your group is present.

Once you choose, write down your location in a comment in your group's bubble ->