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1 64Texas Ecoregions 10/13/2015 63 10/13/2015 Starter: Application/Connection/ Exit: Month High Temperature (C°) March15 April18 May20 June22 July27 The chart shows the average monthly temperature of a city during a five month period. What is the average high temperature over these five months? Practice: Glue chart here Research assigned Ecoregion using the packet of information and maps provided: Name of Ecoregion location Precipitation amount Temperature ranges characteristics EQ: How do the biotic and abiotic factors distinguish each Tx ecoregion from another?

2 October 13, 2015 AGENDA 1 Starter 2. Practice 3. Texas Ecoregions Reseach 4. Exit Objective 7.8B Review and Analyze the effects of weathering, erosion, and deposition on the environment in ecoregions of Texas by researching different ecoregions of Texas.

3 Date Lecture/ Activity/ Lab Page 10/12 Disaster Mobile 61-62 10/13 Texas Ecoregions 63-64 Table of Contents

4 10/13/2015 MonthHigh Temperature (C°) March15 April18 May20 June22 July27 The chart shows the average monthly temperature of a city during a five month period. What is the average high temperature over these five months? 33 42 33+42+27=102102/5=20.4

5 Region In part of Texas do you think each of these is located? a. Deserts b. Canyons c. Mountains d. Beaches e. Meadows of wildflowers f. Swamps g. Pine forests Practice: Daisetta Swamp, Liberty County( East) West near El Paso Big Thicket National Preserve (Southeast Tx) Hill Country/Central Texas Galveston/Corpus/ Brownsville/Padre Is Guadalupe Mountains ( West Tx) Palo Duro Canyonin NW Tx

6 64Texas Ecoregions 10/13/2015 63 10/13/2015 Starter: Application/Connection/ Exit: Month High Temperature (C°) March15 April18 May20 June22 July27 The chart shows the average monthly temperature of a city during a five month period. What is the average high temperature over these five months? Practice: Glue chart here Research assigned Ecoregion using the packet of information and maps provided: Name of Ecoregion location Precipitation amount Temperature ranges characteristics EQ: How do the biotic and abiotic factors distinguish each Tx ecoregion from another?

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