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Climate Change in Grade 9 Geography (Academic and Applied)

Climate Change in Grade 9 Geography (Academic and Applied)

This resource consists of a culminating task for summative evaluation plus a unit-by-unit breakdown of the conceptual understandings about climate change needed to ensure student success. Students select a Canadian town or small city and develop an annotated map that indicates the changes in the human and natural environments that would reduce greenhouse gases and thus slow climate change. Resource list, student worksheets and evaluation rubric provided. This document is supported by a multimedia presentation, The Impacts of Climate Change, available on CD.

The content of these Internet resources has also been collected (whenever possible) in the Archived Internet Resources for Gr. 9 Geography.

Download English Version - Academic (Revised 2005)
Download Archived Internet Resources for Gr. 9 Geography Academic
Download English Version - Applied (Revised 2005)
Download Archived Internet Resources for Gr. 9 Geography Applied
Télécharger la version française - Théorique *
Télécharger la version française - Appliqué *

*We apologize that we are not able to keep our French documents in current translation.

 


 
 
curriculum
Energy Conservation by Grade (1-8)
The 20/20 Planner
The 20/20 Planner Teacher's Guide
secondary curriculum
climate change in grade 9 geography
climate change in grade 10 civics
climate change in grade 10 science
climate change in grade 11 and 12 geography
climate change in grade 11 and 12 science
Changing Climate, Changing Attitudes (secondary general knowledge)

The Impacts of Climate Change (secondary geography)

The Science of Climate Change (secondary science)