Classify climate data
Middle-school students classify climate data in this Earth and Space Science worksheet, developing their ability to distinguish between short-term weather variation and long-term climate patterns across regions. Teachers can use it after lessons on weather and climate to help students organize data meaningfully and recognize what different data types reveal about local and global climate systems. The classification task strengthens data literacy and prepares students for discussions about climate change.
Learning objectives
- Classify climate data by type, time scale, or geographic region
- Distinguish between weather data and climate data using evidence
- Draw conclusions about climate patterns based on classified data sets
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