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KEY TO SUCCESS = $$$$ RESPONSIBILITY ORGANIZATION SKILLS: READING & UNDERSTAND . . . KEY TO LEARNING WRITTEN EXPRESSION COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY

AIM: How does water differs from sand (land) in its ability to heat/cool the atmosphere? OBJ: Given notes and activity sheet SWBAT explain how water differs from land in its ability to heat and cool the atmosphere with 70% accuracy. DN: Hand-in Heating & Cooling of Land & Water Lab (College Style; including data table, graph, abstract form) Construct double line Temperature vs. Month graph for New York and Bismarck. ACT: Introduction to Coastal vs. Inland Climates for Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Complete HCLW Activity Sheet questions; Review Results HW: Complete Heat & Cooling of Land & Water Lab (due tomorrow); Work on Meteorology Activity Sheets; Weather Exam, Oct 29; Interim Exam, Nov 6 (10%)

Important Lesson Notes Land (sand): heats up and cools Fast; low specific heat- little energy needed to raise land temperature Water (ocean): heats up and cools Slowly; high specific heat- much energy to raise water temperature Dark: heats up fast (absorbs heat energy) Light: cools (reflects heat energy) Smooth surfaces: cools (reflects heat energy) Rough surfaces: heats up (absorbs heat energy)

DATA TABLE Temperature (light on) - HEATING Temperature (light off) - COOLING Time (min) Sand (ºC) Water (ºC) 20 1 21 20.5 11 28 23.8 2 22 12 27 23.2 3 23 21.2 13 26.5 4 23.5 21.8 14 25.5 22.5 5 24.5 15 6 16 7 26.6 17 8 18 9 19 10 29 24