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Welcome! If you remember, on our last lesson we talked about the climographs, and we create one.

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So, climographs are simple graphics where we represent temperature and precipitation.

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As I said, they are simple but useful, because we can create connections between climate and human conditions or lifestyle.

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What do we need to create a climograph? We need a few things as you can see here.

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It's really important to have a graph paper and at the beginning use a pencil.

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Okay so for the first climograph take the data from the photocopy. Firstly

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write the months, then draw two vertical lines on the left for the temperatures

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and on the right for the rainfall. Remember that the precipitations are

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always a multiple of the temperatures. In this case, temperatures are twice the

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precipitation. So as you can see, we put 10 in temperatures and it's the same as

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20 in precipitations. Just in this case you will see that for each climograph

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maybe you have to change these numbers. If you add the data to your

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climograph it would be really useful when we start working with it.

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You should start with the temperatures and then complete the

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precipitation remember that temperatures always in red and just with a line and

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temperatures in blue bars wait a minute I just said temperatures for both no see

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it's easy to make mistakes so be careful temperatures red precipitations blue

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bars. Okay now that we have our climograph let's see how to analyze it.

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These slides contain information really useful for our commentary because

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depending on the temperatures and the precipitations we are going to be able

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to classify each climate. Read it carefully and use it for your

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commentaries. Here I add a map with the climate zones of the Earth and finally

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the main characteristics of the hot, temperate and cold climates. In order to

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write a commentary we are going to use the IDAP technique. I give you the first

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one completed. You only have to copy it on your notebook and for the rest

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climographs use the same structure and adapt it to the different data.

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Obviously, you can use the same introduction and description for all your commentaries.

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The only part that you have to change is the analysis and the conclusions. Remember to write

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in the conclusions the type of climate. You will see that it's really easy, so good luck!