Physical Patterns in a Changing World · Modern Geography
Natural Vegetation Regions
Study the relationship between climate, soil, and the types of plants that grow in specific biomes.
Key Questions
- 1Why does the Boreal Forest cover so much of Canada?
- 2How do plants adapt to the harsh conditions of the Tundra?
- 3How has human activity changed the natural vegetation of the Prairies?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: Physical Patterns in a Changing World - Grade 7
Grade: Grade 7
Subject: History & Geography
Unit: Physical Patterns in a Changing World
Period: Modern Geography
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