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Students tell weather from climate and explain how weather events affect ecosystems.
#climate#us_grade_4_science
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Does this statement describe weather or climate: "It is 68°F and raining at recess today"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "Our town usually has hot, dry summers"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "Tomorrow's forecast says winds may reach 20 miles per hour"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "Our town gets about 40 inches of rain a year, most in spring"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "A cold front will make the next two days cooler"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "The coastal city has mild winters most years"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "A thunderstorm is expected this afternoon"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "The desert town rarely gets rain over many years"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "Fog and drizzle are expected each morning this week"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "This mountain valley has snowy winters year after year"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "By noon, the clouds cleared and the temperature reached 82°F"?
Does this statement describe weather or climate: "Records show tropical storms often pass nearby in late summer"?
A town's long record shows cold winters, cool summers, and snow every winter. What climate pattern does the record show?
Mesa Town is hot and dry most summers. Harbor City has cool, wet winters. A record says hot summers and little rain most years. Which place matches the record?
A region's records show rain in every season, and forests stay green most years. What climate does the record show?
A many-year record shows dry summers and rainy winters. What climate pattern is shown?
A high plains town has cold winters, warm summers, and strong winds in many seasons. What climate pattern is most supported?
An island record shows temperatures change little between summer and winter, and rain is common. What climate pattern does this show?
A park record shows spring floods often happen after winter snow melts. What can the record help people predict?
Garden A gets most rain in winter. Garden B gets most rain in summer. The local record is driest in winter and wettest in summer. Which garden matches?
A region often has months with no rain, and many plants are cactus and shrubs. What climate does the record suggest?
A lake town record says summer afternoons often bring thunderstorms, while winters often bring cold, snowy days. What does the record describe?
A snowy mountain town has one warm winter day. What does that day tell about the town's climate?
A desert town gets rain on one afternoon. What conclusion is supported?
A warm coastal city has a cold week in January. What does the cold week show?
A coast known for late-summer storms has a calm sunny day. What should students conclude?
A usually cool town reaches 101°F on one July day. What does that temperature best describe?
A dry region in a drought gets one thunderstorm. What does the storm mean for climate?
A city with usually rainy springs has a dry Monday in April. What does that Monday show?
A prairie has snow on one April morning. What is the best conclusion?
A rainforest has a bright, dry afternoon. What does that afternoon tell scientists?
Scientists want to describe the climate of a northern town with long, cold winters. What data should they use?
A drought lasts for weeks around a pond, and the water level drops. What is a likely ecosystem change?
Heavy rain floods a meadow and fills small animal burrows with water. What ecosystem change may happen?
A hard freeze comes after berry bushes have flowers. Many flowers die. How can this affect the ecosystem?
A strong storm knocks down trees where birds nested. What is a likely ecosystem effect?
Long heat and no rain dry the grasses in a prairie. What may happen to the food web?
Heavy rain washes soil into a creek, covering places where small water animals live. What change is likely?
An ice storm breaks tree branches and leaves. How can the forest ecosystem change?
A coastal storm pushes salty ocean water into a freshwater marsh. What ecosystem effect may follow?
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