Exploring Earth’s Shape and Climate Through Active Participation

Feb 07, 2026

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In this engaging lesson for students, we focus on understanding Earth's shape and its impact on climate. Working in pairs, students will discuss and answer questions based on the expository nonfiction text "A Place in the Sun." Using resources like an atlas, students will write their thoughts on paddles, reflecting on whether Earth is flat or round and how its shape affects different climates. This collaborative approach encourages active participation and critical thinking about geographical concepts.

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Exploring Earth’s Shape and Climate Through Active Participation

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Students need textbooks, paddles, pencils, practice book The StrangerDay 3
Turn and Talk with your partner to answer the following questions. Partner 1 talk first on odd number questions, and partner 2 talk first on even number questions. Active Participation

A Place in the Sun
An atlas is a type of expository nonfiction text. It gives facts about a topic. Look at the pictures and the title on pages 386-387. Write on your paddle what you think this text is about.
How would you describe Earth’s shape? Completely flat Round like a ball that is slightly flattened out square
How does Earth’s shape affect climates on different parts of the planet? Turn and talk- partner 1