Source: https://consumer.healthday.com/public-health-information-30/weather-health-news-789/global-warming-could-trigger-even-more-extreme-weather-than-thought-755822.html

How to read a heat map!!!

  1. Discuss climate change and rising temperatures with students.
  2. Ask students to identify the causes of increased global temperature.
  3. Ask them if they have ever seen a heat map of our planet.
  4. The following activity will teach them how to read such a map.
  5. Play them the downloaded video of the global heat map how the temperature is changing over the decades below.
  6. Familiarize them of the meaning of the legend of the map
  7. Explain to them the meaning of the map and what is showing
  8. Let them write down what they see and they should try to explain it with their own words
  9. Later compare them with the other groups, and write down the similarities on the board, and discuss about what they saw.

TEMP Activity