Location of the oceanic or Atlantic climate on the Continent

KNOWLEDGE TYPE: declarative, procedural

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:to learn that the landscape where the oceanic climate originates has abundant, verdant vegetation, with extensive meadows on the coasts and in mountainous areas. In the medium-altitude areas forests of deciduous trees such as beech, oak and ash predominate

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:to learn that this type of climate is located on the western sides of the continents, with four clearly distinct seasons, moderately wet (over 800 mm annual rainfall), with a minimum in summer and a moderate thermal amplitude (between 10 and 15ºC)

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:to learn that the oceanic or Atlantic climate is found on a narrow strip of the west coast of North America, in the north, and at the southern tip of Chile and Argentina in South America

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:to learn that the oceanic or Atlantic climate is also known as the West coast marine climate, according to Arthur Strahler's climate classification

PRIOR KNOWLEDGE:prior knowledge of the subject of the location of the oceanic or Atlantic climate on the American continent is required. The subject must have been previously taught by the teacher in class and the students must have already acquired the necessary knowledge