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Global Air Temperatures Graph: Student Activity ActivityGlobal Air Temperatures Graph: Student Activity Activity
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NASA
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6th - 12th
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Science
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Duration
30 mins
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Global Air Temperatures Graph: Student Activity

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This Global Air Temperatures Graph: Student Activity activity also includes:
  • Global Air Temperatures Graph: Student Activity (.html)
  • Guide to Using Google Forms with My NASA Data
  • Graph Cube Questions (Form A) - Beginner
  • Graph Cube Questions (Form B) - Intermediate
  • Graph Cube Questions (Form C) - Advanced
  • Graph Cube Questions (Form D) - ELL
  • My NASA Data – Data Literacy Cubes (.pdf)
  • Global Annual Mean Surface Air Temperature Change (.png)
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Analyze years of hard climate change evidence in minutes. Climatologists evaluate graphical data about climate change by answering questions. Scientists work collaboratively using a literacy cube or virtual die that directs them through a series of targeted questions using NASA-collected climate data.

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Concepts

climate change, air temperature, graphs interpreting, temperature changes

Instructional Ideas

  • Have groups share responses to facilitate a larger discussion
  • Ask investigators to brainstorm trends in graphs of carbon dioxide levels, sea levels, and arctic ice

Classroom Considerations

  • Groups require either a constructed paper die or virtual die
  • Each participant needs a copy of the worksheet 

Pros

  • Includes guide for uploading the activity into learning management systems
  • Provides leveled participant question sheets

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