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Newsela | Weather and Climate: What is climate?

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The weather found in a certain place over a long period of time is known as the climate.

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Climate Change 101 with Bill Nye | National Geographic

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Share initial reactions from the information. What surprised you? Confused you? Made you wonder? (Just chat, no need to write this part!) 

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Share initial reactions from the information. What surprised you? Confused you? Made you wonder? (Just chat, no need to write this part!) 

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What did we already know about this topic? 

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What did we already know about this topic? 

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How does this new information fit in with what we already know? In other words, how does this new information support or expand on what you already know?

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How does this new information fit in with what we already know? In other words, how does this new information support or expand on what you already know?

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How does this new information help you to better understand the topic? 

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How does this new information help you to better understand the topic? 

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Look through your notes again. Draw a star next to pieces of information you have questions about or want to know more about. What questions do we want to find the answers to during our research?

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Look through your notes again. Draw a star next to pieces of information you have questions about or want to know more about. What questions do we want to find the answers to during our research?

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Discuss the same questions you did yesterday, but for the newest article you read. You DO NOT need to type your responses for these today. Just chat! 

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Discuss the same questions you did yesterday, but for the newest article you read. You DO NOT need to type your responses for these today. Just chat! 

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Were you able to find answers to any of the questions you asked yesterday? If not, what are you still wondering? Type below. 

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Were you able to find answers to any of the questions you asked yesterday? If not, what are you still wondering? Type below. 

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Weather is notoriously unpredictable. From one moment to the next, any of dozens of atmospheric variables can change to create a new weather event. In contrast, climate descriptions, which identify average and normal temperatures and precipitation levels, tend to be perceived as stable, at least over time scales that humans can easily relate to.

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Newsela | Climate change playing havoc with monarch butterfly migration

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Discuss: What have you learned? What are you still wondering? Type below after your discussion. 

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Discuss: What have you learned? What are you still wondering? Type below after your discussion. 

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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By the end of the 2 week session where you have periods 4/5/6, please read & take notes on at least 4 new articles or videos. Copy & paste the link to what you are reading or watching below. Use the safe search engines we learned about in class ONLY!

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where you have periods 4/5/6, please read & take notes on at least 4 new articles or videos. Copy & paste the link to what you are reading or watching below. Use the safe search engines we learned about in class ONLY! 

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Discuss: What have you learned? What are you still wondering? Type below after your discussion. 

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Discuss: What have you learned? What are you still wondering? Type below after your discussion. 

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Type your thoughts to the questions below. 1) What is going on in the graph you analyzed? 2) How did this graph help you understand your topic? 

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Type your thoughts to the questions below. 1) What is going on in the graph you analyzed? 2) How did this graph help you understand your topic? 