KIERSTIN MOWINSKI INTEGRATED LITERACY ASSIGNMENT.

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KIERSTIN MOWINSKI INTEGRATED LITERACY ASSIGNMENT

GLCE 6 - G2.1.1: Locate and describe the landforms, ecosystems, and the climate of the region under study.

BOOKS The DK Geography of the WorldAliens from Earth : When Animals And Plants Invade Other Ecosystems Hide-and-Seek Science : Animal Camouflage

MAGAZINES KIDS Discover: Climate

POETRY Climate Poem Hey, I'm freezing! No, I'm hot! Hey, it's humid! No it's not! What's the climate, Of your zone? That's the weather, Truth be known... Is it raining? Does it snow? Is it windy? Let me know! Dry, or high humidity? Near a desert? Near a sea? Temperate? Arctic? Or equator? In that zone, Heat is greater! Polar caps? Ice cold breeze! Permafrost! Makes you freeze! What's the climate, Of your zone? That's the weather, Truth be known...

MAPS

Physical map of Africa

WEBSITE ence/index.htm?topic_id=rml ence/index.htm?topic_id=rml e/natural-regions/ e/natural-regions/

VIDEO Along with understanding that the Earth has different climates around the world and why that is, students could also identify different landforms in each scene to satisfy the other portion of the objective. They could also brainstorm using their general knowledge and problem solving skills what types of animals or plants would exist in each climactic situation.

Look at the vocabulary used in the song. Identify which terms and concepts relate to climate, landforms, and ecosystems. SONG atch?v=GUY_-LK_lOc atch?v=GUY_-LK_lOc

ARTWORK/POSTERS

LESSON PLANS -lesson-plans/exploring-the-worlds-geography.cfm -lesson-plans/exploring-the-worlds-geography.cfm For-Middle-School/section/17.2/ For-Middle-School/section/17.2/

GAMES/ACTIVITY BOOKS “Climate Match” game cards. 3-D Landform Maps: Teacher’s Guide and Reproducible Activities.

CITATIONS The DK geography of the world (5th ed.). (2006). N.p.: DK Children. Stevenson, E. (2013). Hide-and-seek science : animal camouflage. N.p.: Holiday House. Batten, M. (2008). Aliens from Earth : when animals and plants invade other ecosystems. N.p.: Peachtree Publishers. Sands, S. Climate. KIDS DISCOVER, Climate Poem (n.d.). In Mr.R.'s World of Math and Science. Retrieved November 1, 2015, from Koeppen’s Climate Classification. Retrieved from generation.html generation.html Physical maps of Africa. (2015, April 28). Retrieved from maps-of-africa.html maps-of-africa.html 3-D Landform Maps. Teacher’s Guide and Reproducible Activities

CITATIONS StudyJams. (n.d.). Retrieved November 2, 2015, from c_id=rml c_id=rml Natural Regions. (n.d.). Retrieved November 2, 2015, from (2011). World Biomes: An Introduction to Climate [Motion picture]. Rob & Jonas' Filmmaking Tips. (2011). My Biome Song [Motion picture]. ParrMr. (2011). Ecosystems Song [Motion picture]. ParrMr. Across the Landscape on crayola.com. (n.d.). Retrieved November 2, Lesson Plan Library. (n.d.). Retrieved November 2, CK-12 Foundation. (n.d.). Retrieved November 2, Leonard, B. (2007, March). Eye on the Sky. The Mailbox. Geography of the world. Education website with free teacher resources: World educational games and fun map quizzes for kids in primary school and secondary school, adult education and braintraining. (n.d.). Retrieved November 2, 2015.