All About Deserts By Raj, Henanshi, Aman. World location North America, South America, Africa, Asia Australia, Antarctica.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
The Dry By Alison Carrier and Amanda Campos Lots of Location Deserts on Earth are located between 30 degrees latitude north and 30 degrees latitude south.
Advertisements

HABITATS : THE DESERT 1ST GRADE
Climate On Earth. Come let’s now find out more about The Desert Region.
Andrew Vanover Maggie Harbor Sierra Garwood Autumn Chapman Paige Shaffer Period 4 January 2011 Monument Valley.
World Location South Africa New Zeland Eastern Europe Bad Lands in South Dakota Great plains Southern Canada to North Mexico.
The arctic is very cold and there are limited sources of food
Habitats By Hayli. Habitats Where an animal or plant lives Where it gets food Where it gets water.
Hot & Dry Desert Biome PART 1
Sydnie Racine White 7.  The cold deserts main trait are the cold winters with snowfall and high overall rainfall in the winter and sometimes in the summer.
Temperate Deciduous Forest By: Ganesh, Rushi, Jasmin.
Habitats of North America
Desert Biome By: Holli Wright & Jordan Durst. Location – Southern states: Arizona, Texas, New Mexico – Australia – South West Africa – South America.
Temperate Grasslands Jack Davies Will Meyers 5 th Hour.
THE DESERT BY IAN JOSH KYRAH LOCATION The cool features of the desert are there are rocks, sand, sand dunes, and rocky towers. Deserts are located in.
Ecosystem Snapshot: Deserts
Desert Ecosystem By Allison Poillot. Climate The desert is very dry and warm. A very little amount of rain rains a year. Some deserts can be over 100.
Sly Fennec Foxes By: Grace Morris.
The Mojave Desert By Emily Cordle. Biomes A biome is a large geographical area of plants and animals that have adapted to live there.
State Standard SB4A. Investigate the relationships among organisms, populations, communities, ecosystems, and biomes. Terrestrial Biomes (3.2)
Biomes.
By Zak MacMurray, Jakob Conn, Josh Brown, and Connor Gagnon.
A group of ecosystems with similar climates and organisms.
Land Biomes Chapter 20.
Cassie & Jasmine Ecology
By: Connor Chandler & Gracson Byrd.  Location-Different locations around the world; mainly near plains  Description- Hot and dry with very little water.
Adaptations of Plants and Animals
Dingo cheetah zebra Name : Devin T. Johnson Habitat of Your Animal Location- 30 degrees latitude north & 30 degrees south. Arizona,West Africa,Australia.
Biomes of the World By: Justin Rhymer Tundra Average Precipitation Temp. Range Plant Species Animal Species Location(s)Abiotic factors Special Features.
Owen, Elijah and Alex! ©2012. World locations You can find fresh water in North America, South America, Europe, Australia, Africa and Asia. Some examples.
The Rainforest By Teja, Mridh, Justin, Jayden. World Location There are Rainforests in Australia, Africa, Asia, North America, and South America.
Quick Review: What are the four forest biomes? Where are they found?
A desert is a landscape or region where there isn’t a lot of water or rain. In the desert it doesn’t rain more than 250 millimetres per year.
My spines sure are sharp. It hurts me. We’re lucky we have spines to protect us from animals. I’m lucky I have leaves under me to keep me comfy. Desert.
Desert Found on every continent. The driest biome on Earth.
Grasslands Gary B., Norm B., Marissa B.. Where is ecosystem located?  North and South America  Africa and Asia  Europe and Australia  Everywhere but.
Paige, Julia, Stephanie, and Grace. Golden Barrel Cactus Desert Brittlebush Chain fruit Cholla Joshua Tree Jumping Cholla Has leafs covered with a thick.
Biome Research By London Edwards
By R.D 7H The My Biome What is the desert?  The desert is extremely hot and dry  Only rains 10 inches a year  large land with little or no vegetation.
FACTS Sahara covers more than 3.5 million sq. mi. Death Valley (Mojave Desert) covers Nevada, Arizona, and California over 25,000 sq. mi.
More about God’s Amazing World. What Are Deserts Like? Deserts are very dry. Deserts can be very hot during the day (over 100 degrees). Deserts can be.
Land Biomes Of the World
Desert Biomes. Climate Information Arid Deserts: Temperature ranges from 10 to 30 degrees C throughout the year. However, there tend to be large daily.
The Tundra By: Ira, Dylan, and Chris. World Location Europe North America Russia Alaska Canada Finland Antarctica Greenland.
 Very dry almost no rain  Can be very hot in the day but cold in the night  Sandy,crumbly, rocky and little or no plants  Have small leaves or no.
Zoologist By: Lauren.
Standards. Ready for the Ecosystem Quiz? Location: Arctic Circle or North Pole. Climate: Very cold. Snow and ice all year. Landscape: Animals: Back to.
Most deserts are hot and dry, for that reason; there is not much animals, but there is some plants though. The animals that live there are the only ones.
Page by page steps to the presentation Shoebox Biomes.
Land Biomes Of the World
The Sahara Desert By:Quincy S. Block:2. Location of biome The location of my biome is Africa. The biome I’m doing is the Sahara Desert.
Hot and Cold deserts What is a hot desert like? A desert is a dry habitat that gets very little rain. A desert is a dry habitat that gets very little.
A barren or desolate area; a very dry, usually, sandy place. hot in the daytime, cold at night; dry. 68° to 120°. Precipitation is about 15 cm a year
What is a biome? Large geographical area of distinctive plant and animal groups that adapt to that particular environment. Climate and geography are very.
By : Sebastian Arizpe A sand dune in the desert Less than 50 centimeters of rain a year Very dry Very hot Little plant and animal life The desert.
Biodiversity Monica/6A. Biodiversity, short for biological diversity, is the term used to describe the variety of life found on earth and all of natural.
Land Biomes 2. Grassland Wet seasons followed by a season of drought 25 to 75 cm precipitation yearly.
The Desert By: Alex Peterson and Sam Nuss. Animals Some of the animals that can be found in Deserts are the armadillo lizard, banded gila monster, bobcat,
Terrestrial Biomes State Standard
DESERT.
Made by the best; Yarenni Trujillo & Xochitl “Wiz” Chavez
Today is Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Terrestrial Biomes (3.2) State Standard
Desert Biome.
Deserts.
Chaparral.
Chaparral.
Desert Biome.
Chaparral.
Chaparral.
Presentation transcript:

All About Deserts By Raj, Henanshi, Aman

World location North America, South America, Africa, Asia Australia, Antarctica

Climate It is hot in the summer The desert has dry soil in the summer It is cold in the night

Human Interaction They positively leave out food for wild animals They negatively Europeans killed coyotes People proposed to kill coyotes

Plants Cactus Yucca Joshua tree Aloe Mesquite tree Boojum Desert lilly sunflower

Animals Camel Coyote Rat Tortoise Scorpion Lizard Fennec fox Kangaroo rat Snakes Gila monster

Your Animal Coyote

Appearance Sharp teeth Large skinny tongue Has a wide body

Predator/Prey Mice Carrion Rabbits Wolves Mountain lions Big dogs

Adaptations They sneak behind animals and attack them Average temperature 55 degrees They have sharp teeth Plants are adapted from the sun Cornassial help them tear meat

Interesting facts Their fur keeps them warm Some people live in the desert It makes dust devil like a tornado A lot of animals live in the desert There are deserts around the world

Bibliography Cefrey, Holly. Deserts. The Rosen publishing group, New York, © 2003 Johnson, Rebecca. A walk in the desert. Carolrhoda books, Minneapolis, © 2001 Steele, Christy. Deserts. Raintree steck- vaughn company, Austin, TX © 2001

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.