” What’s my name?

”
The teacher will be presenting you pictures of
seasons in our globe. Each picture has its own name. You
will guess what kind of season that was meant by the
picture.

H
SUMMER

H
WINTER

H
AUTUMN

H
SPRING

H
What have you observed from the activity?

Do you know what are the factors that can affect our climate?

what is the definition of climate?

 Classroom Rules
Go to you proper seats and arrange it properly
Turn off your phones to avoid distractions
Do not talk to your seatmates while I am speaking in
front of you
Raise your right hand to answer questions
Climate - is the long-term pattern of weather in a
particular area.
Weather can change from hour-hour, month – month, or even
year- year. A weather’s pattern usually tracked for at least 30
years, are considered as climate.
Factors that affects the Climate
 Latitude
 Altitude
 Topography
 Ocean current
LATITUDE
Our globe is tilted in 23.5 degrees
When the air temperature is lower
and when the place is closer to the
equator, the air temperature is
higher.
Altitude
The air temperature decreases as the altitude
increases.
For every 1000m, there is a drop of 6.5 degrees
Celsius.
At higher elevation, there is less air. The air
molecules are farther apart, thus making the air less
dense. Lighter air cannot absorb much heat, making
air temperature lower.
Topography
The wind from the left side of the
mountain carrying warm moist air is called
windward side.
As it goes up, the water vapor condenses and
forms a cloud.
As the air goes down, the cold air mass starts to
absorb heat and becomes warm and dry. This
side is called leeward side.
Ocean current
In the northern hemisphere, the ocean current
moves clockwise. On the other hand, in the
southern hemisphere, the movement of the current
is counterclockwise. This movement is cause by
Coriolis Effect, a force that affects a moving body
over a rotating body.
 Climate Change

Is climate change real?

Global warming can bring out a rising of sea level due to the melting of
ice and glaciers. We may experience severe weather disturbances such as
strong typhoons and heavy rainfalls.
The heat is supposed to escape from the earth.
Now these gases from the atmosphere are
preventing the heat to scape from the earth
thus, making the earth’s temperature higher.

When the industrial revolution began, more

carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses
threatened all living things.
What do you think may happen if there is too much carbon
dioxide in the atmosphere?
El Niño - occurs when the surface water in the equatorial pacific
becomes warmer and the east wind blows weaker than normal.

La Niña - occur when the water is cooler than normal and the east
wind are stronger.
You will be creating a slogan about climate change. Like for example, “The future
is in our hands”. You will be given 5 minutes for making a slogan then you will
present it in front why did you choose that slogan.
Content-50%
Cleanliness-25%
Teamwork 25%
Total- 100%
1. Why do mountain climbers bring thick jacket when they go up to the mountain?
a) The temperature increases as the altitude increases
b) The temperature decreases as the altitude increases
c) The temperature stays the same as the altitude increases
d) The temperature decreases as the altitude decreases
2. What will happen if there is too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
e) Greenhouse effect occurs
f) Temperature increases
g) Climate changes
h) None of the above
3. Which condition happens during the La Niña phenomenon?
i) Air pressure in the western pacific increases
j) Air pressure in the eastern pacific decreases
k) Trade wind becomes stronger
l) Both A and b
4. It refers to the atmospheric condition of a place over a long period of time.
a) Climate
b) Monsoon
c) Weather
d) Altitude
5. Which side of the mountain often receives most of the precipitation?
e) Leeward side
f) Windward side
g) Peak
h) Rainbow shadow
6. The following are examples of factors than affects the climate EXCEPT for one.
i) Altitude
j) Latitude
k) Topography
l) Greenhouse gases
7. The following are the effects of climate change EXCEPT:
a) Rising of sea level
b) El Niño
c) La Niña
d) Deforestation of the forest
8. During summer many people visit mountains because of the cold weather. Why do you think a
mountain has cold temperature?
e) The distance of the ocean
f) The topography
g) The altitude
h) None of the above
9. When the area is farther from the equator, the air temperature is lower and when the place is
closer to the equator, the air temperature is higher. What kind of factor is this?
i) Latitude
j) Altitude
k) Topography
l) Ocean current
10. It is the type of gases that enables the heat from the earth to scape resulting into higher
temperature.
a) Noble gases
b) Carbon gases
c) Greenhouse gases
d) All of the above
Assignment
For 30 points. In a 1 whole sheet of paper, create an essay about “50
years from now, what will happen to our environment if the climate change still
occurs?”. Also write a strategic plan on how to help and adapt the effects of
climate change.