Global biomes: where are they and why?
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Where are the world's main biomes, and why? Use latitude and continents to describe them, then explain why the Equator is wet and hot deserts lie near 30° north and south.
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Lesson outline
- Hook
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Keywords for This Lesson
- The World's Biomes
- Why It Rains at the Equator
- I Do: Why the Amazon Has Rainforest
- Hinge Check
- We Do: Why the Sahara Is a Desert
- Describe Where Deserts Are
- Describe and Explain Rainforest and Deserts
- Self-Check: a Model Answer
- Homework
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