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;NOTE: For hands-on Pathfinders, have them mark the average depth of rain on the wall for each kind of forest and then stick their hand in a bowl of water that is 45 degrees and 80 degrees to feel the difference in average temperature of each climate.
===Temperate rainforests (Tropical dry forest)===
[[File:Temperate rainforest map.svg|thumb|450px|A map showing the areas of temperate rainforest]]
Temperate rainforests receive 55 inches of rain each year with about 6 months of a dryer season. Average temperatures of 39-54F. Leaves often fall off during the dry season. Canopy covers 70 percent of the sky. They are found between polar and equatorial regions.
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===Tropical rainforest (Tropical wet forest)===
[[File:800px-tropical wet forests.png|thumb|450px|A map showing the areas of tropical rainforest]]
Tropical rainforests receive 78 inches or much more rain each year with average temperatures between 77-84F year round. Vertically layered forest because of competition for light in the thick forest. Trees usually do not lose their leaves. Found mostly in the equatorial regions
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<!-- 2. State the two main kinds of rainforests and describe how they are different. Diagram on a map locations of these two main kinds of rainforests identifying these types. -->
;NOTE: For hands-on Pathfinders, have them mark the average depth of rain on the wall for each kind of forest and then stick their hand in a bowl of water that is 45 degrees and 80 degrees to feel the difference in average temperature of each climate.
===Temperate rainforests (Tropical dry forest)===
[[File:Temperate rainforest map.svg|thumb|450px|A map showing the areas of temperate rainforest]]
Temperate rainforests receive 55 inches of rain each year with about 6 months of a dryer season. Average temperatures of 39-54F. Leaves often fall off during the dry season. Canopy covers 70 percent of the sky. They are found between polar and equatorial regions.
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===Tropical rainforest (Tropical wet forest)===
[[File:800px-tropical wet forests.png|thumb|450px|A map showing the areas of tropical rainforest]]
Tropical rainforests receive 78 inches or much more rain each year with average temperatures between 77-84F year round. Vertically layered forest because of competition for light in the thick forest. Trees usually do not lose their leaves. Found mostly in the equatorial regions
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NOTE: For hands-on Pathfinders, have them mark the average depth of rain on the wall for each kind of forest and then stick their hand in a bowl of water that is 45 degrees and 80 degrees to feel the difference in average temperature of each climate.

Temperate rainforests (Tropical dry forest)

A map showing the areas of temperate rainforest

Temperate rainforests receive 55 inches of rain each year with about 6 months of a dryer season. Average temperatures of 39-54F. Leaves often fall off during the dry season. Canopy covers 70 percent of the sky. They are found between polar and equatorial regions.

Tropical rainforest (Tropical wet forest)

A map showing the areas of tropical rainforest

Tropical rainforests receive 78 inches or much more rain each year with average temperatures between 77-84F year round. Vertically layered forest because of competition for light in the thick forest. Trees usually do not lose their leaves. Found mostly in the equatorial regions