Lesson Essential Question: What makes the wind blow locally and globally? What do you think is the definition for wind?

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Lesson Essential Question: What makes the wind blow locally and globally? What do you think is the definition for wind?

Go over bellringer Finish Land/Water Lab Go over “Heat Transfer in the Troposphere” homework Complete the Energy in the Atmosphere Gallery Walk Watch Winds BrainPopWinds Use the “What is Wind” section (46-47) to complete the Wind Frayer Diagram Go over “What is Wind Frayer”

Definition: Caused By: Described by and measured with: Sketch: Wind-chill Factor – The name of the wind tells you where the wind is _____________________. Write an example: The horizontal movement of air from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. Differences in air pressure and an unequal heating of the atmosphere. Described by speed and direction. Measured with: Anemometer – wind speed Wind vane – wind direction The increased cooling wind can cause. coming from A south wind comes from the south

Sunday, December 06, 2015 Complete the “Winds - Read, Summarize, Share” activity.