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ELEMENTS OF WEATHER CLIMATE

QUARTER 4 WEEK 3

DAY 1

PREPARED BY:MR.PAUL ANTHONY G.BARRIL

ELEMENTS OF WEATHER CLIMATE

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REVIEW

  • Recall the experiences about the eruption of volcanoes, the bad effects made by volcanic eruption on lives and properties’’

  • What natural phenomena are associated with the eruption of volcanoes?”

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What can you say about the weather today? Has it change much than yesterday?

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  • What do you observed in these pictures

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The condition of our environment is ever-changing.it does not only affect our comfort but also determines what activities we can carry on at certain times.

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  • This may be as simple as deciding whether to go on picnic on a bright sunny day or just stay at home and enjoy reading or story telling with the rest of the family during stormy days.

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  • It may also be as critical as deciding what crops to plant during the rainy season and during the dry season. This is a major concern of farmers, since the Philippines is the principally an agriculture country.

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Arrange the jumbled words

  • ERHTAEW
  • ATEMILC

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  • β€œWhat is the meaning of weather? Climate?”

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  • There is often confusion between weather and climate.

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  • Β WeatherΒ is the condition of the atmosphere at a particular place over a short period of time, whereasΒ climateΒ refers to the weather pattern, using statistical data, of a place over a long enough period to yield meaningful averages.

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  • The weather may be warm one day and cold the next day. It may be bright and sunny when you wake up in the morning and dark and drizzly in the afternoon.

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What causes the changes in weather?

  • The WEATHER has three elements namely sunshine, water and air.

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  • SUNSHINE gives the earth light, heat and power.
  • WATER comes from oceans, seas, rivers and lake.
  • AIR surrounds us just as water surrounds the fish the live in it.We live at the bottom of an ocean of air called ATMOSPHERE.

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  • CLIMATE is the average weather condition in a locality over a long period of time. In the Philippines, two general types of climatic conditions exist- DRY and WET SEASON.

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  • During the dry season or summer, it is generally bright and sunny. Sometimes though, our atmosphere change from sunny to dark in a short time rain can fall in the afternoon.

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ACTIVITY

Materials:

  • -pencil
  • -color
  • -bond paper

Procedure:

  • Draw the two weather condition in the Philippines.( SUNNY and RAINY)

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GUIDE QUESTIONS:

  • 1. What is the different between weather and climate?
  • 2. How does weather affects us our daily activities?

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GENERALIZATION

-What is weather?

-How weather affects us our daily activities?

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EVALUATION

Write true if the given statement is correct and write false if it is wrong.

____1.Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at a particular place over a short period of time.

____2. climate refers to the weather pattern, using statistical data, of a place over a long enough period to yield meaningful averages.

____3. water gives the earth light, heat and power.

____4.sunshine comes from oceans, seas, rivers and lake.

____5.air surrounds us just as water surrounds the fish the live in it.

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ASSIGNMENT

  • Have some research about the FACTORS THAR AFFECT WEATHER AND CLIMATE.
  • Write your answer in your notebook