ClimatologistSomeonewhostudies theclimateSeasonsShort period ofclimatic changecaused by theTilsit of earth’saxisElevationHeightabovesea levelglobalwarming Increase inthe averageglobaltemperatureoff earthPrecipitation.Any form ofwater thatfalls fromthe cloudspollutionNot puttingthings inproperplaceElNinoA climatic eventthat bringswarm water inthe easternPacific OceanGreenhouseeffect Natural heatingthat occurswhen certaingases in earth’satmospheretrap heatWeather The state oftheatmosphere atat specific timeand placesairpollutionCo2 inthe airEarth’stiltWhatcausestheseasons?Use forgas incars andfactoriesfossilfuelDeforestationCuttingdowntreesmeltingand risingsea levelsglaciersEquatorAn imaginarycircle aroundthe middle ofthe earth, 0degreeslatitudeHibernation Behavioraladaptationfor wintersurvivalTemperateClimate zones withmild or moderatetemperatures thatare locatedbetween thetropics and thepolar zonesStructuralAnyadaptation thais a change inthe organismstructurePolarClimate zonesthat receivesunlight at alow angle,coldWindwardSide of themountainthat is cooland rainyAdaptationAny structuralor behavioralchange thathelps anorganismsurviveGreenhousegasCarbondioxideClimate The averageweatherpattern overa long periodof timeTropicsClimate zonesthat receivethe most solarradiation, nearthe equatorClimatologistSomeonewhostudies theclimateSeasonsShort period ofclimatic changecaused by theTilsit of earth’saxisElevationHeightabovesea levelglobalwarming Increase inthe averageglobaltemperatureoff earthPrecipitation.Any form ofwater thatfalls fromthe cloudspollutionNot puttingthings inproperplaceElNinoA climatic eventthat bringswarm water inthe easternPacific OceanGreenhouseeffect Natural heatingthat occurswhen certaingases in earth’satmospheretrap heatWeather The state oftheatmosphere atat specific timeand placesairpollutionCo2 inthe airEarth’stiltWhatcausestheseasons?Use forgas incars andfactoriesfossilfuelDeforestationCuttingdowntreesmeltingand risingsea levelsglaciersEquatorAn imaginarycircle aroundthe middle ofthe earth, 0degreeslatitudeHibernation Behavioraladaptationfor wintersurvivalTemperateClimate zones withmild or moderatetemperatures thatare locatedbetween thetropics and thepolar zonesStructuralAnyadaptation thais a change inthe organismstructurePolarClimate zonesthat receivesunlight at alow angle,coldWindwardSide of themountainthat is cooland rainyAdaptationAny structuralor behavioralchange thathelps anorganismsurviveGreenhousegasCarbondioxideClimate The averageweatherpattern overa long periodof timeTropicsClimate zonesthat receivethe most solarradiation, nearthe equator

Climate - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-Someone who studies the climate
    N-Climatologist
  2. O-Short period of climatic change caused by the Tilsit of earth’s axis
    O-Seasons
  3. B-Height above sea level
    B-Elevation
  4. O-Increase in the average global temperature off earth
    O-global warming
  5. O-Any form of water that falls from the clouds
    O-Precipitation.
  6. G-Not putting things in proper place
    G-pollution
  7. N-A climatic event that brings warm water in the eastern Pacific Ocean
    N-El Nino
  8. B-Natural heating that occurs when certain gases in earth’s atmosphere trap heat
    B-Greenhouse effect
  9. N-The state of the atmosphere at at specific time and places
    N-Weather
  10. I-Co2 in the air
    I-air pollution
  11. N-What causes the seasons?
    N-Earth’s tilt
  12. I-fossil fuel
    I-Use for gas in cars and factories
  13. B-Cutting down trees
    B-Deforestation
  14. G-glaciers
    G-melting and rising sea levels
  15. I-An imaginary circle around the middle of the earth, 0 degrees latitude
    I-Equator
  16. G-Behavioral adaptation for winter survival
    G-Hibernation
  17. I-Climate zones with mild or moderate temperatures that are located between the tropics and the polar zones
    I-Temperate
  18. O-Any adaptation tha is a change in the organism structure
    O-Structural
  19. B-Climate zones that receive sunlight at a low angle, cold
    B-Polar
  20. G-Side of the mountain that is cool and rainy
    G-Windward
  21. B-Any structural or behavioral change that helps an organism survive
    B-Adaptation
  22. I-Carbon dioxide
    I-Greenhouse gas
  23. O-The average weather pattern over a long period of time
    O-Climate
  24. G-Climate zones that receive the most solar radiation, near the equator
    G-Tropics