Today we started by reviewing the physiographic regions of Canada and then I reminded you how to convert climate data in a table to a graph. We talked about how pairing the graphs with a map will give us a better sense of what the different regions would be like to live in. We discussed the difference between a wet (humid West Coast cold) and a dry (Eastern cold). Next you created four climate graphs: remember that the line that joins the temperatures should be fluid and not necessarily join each dot perfectly.
For homework, please read pp. 104-105 in the text and copy the climate regions from the map on page 105 onto a blank outline map of Canada (shade and label the zones). Thanks for your good work today.
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