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Title: Observing and Predicting Weather


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Observing and Predicting Weather
By Printha Scott Grades K-6 Modules 1.Cloud I
dentification/2.Barometer reading/
3.Wind Observation/4.Weather Prediction
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Module 1 Cloud Identification
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Standards and Objectives Science Content Stan
dard 12 Students will know and understand
properties of Earth Science Benchmark K-4
Objective Students will be able to identify thr
ee different cloud formations.
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Resources http//www.cloudyskies.net/ http/
/athena.wednet.edu
http//seaborg.num.edu/
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  • Module Classification
  • This module includes the following
    characteristics
  • Modeling slide show
  • Coaching teacher guided observation of clouds
  • Exploration student observation of clouds
  • Reflection weather predicting
  • Articulation student identification of clouds
    (evaluation)

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  • Process
  • Materials Slide show
    Evaluation
  • Observation chart
  • Project Length Slide show and initial outdoor
    observations-30 mins.
  • Observations and charting-5 minutes each
    day
  • Evaluation-5 minutes
  • Tasks
  • Introduce different cloud formations using the
    slide show.
  • Discuss types of weather they might represent.
  • Go outside and identify the type of cloud
    formations.
  • Every school morning, for one month, go outside,
    observe and identify the cloud formations, and
    note on the chart.
  • Give the evaluation.

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  • Evaluation
  • Show Power Point Evaluation Slide Show.
  • Have students identify on paper the different
    cloud formations.
  • Students should be able to correctly identify all
    three cloud formations.

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Extension Students should be encouraged to obs
erve and identify clouds whenever they are
outside. Discuss what clouds they saw over the
weekend, etc.
Title page
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Cumulus
  • Cumulus means heap. Cumulus clouds are
    rounded and look like puffy balls of cotton. When
    they are low and dark, they are associated with
    powerful thunderstorms.

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Stratus
  • Stratus means layer. Stratus clouds are
    usually mid or low level clouds that can cover
    the whole sky and blot out the sun.

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Cirrus

Cirrus means curl of hair. Cirrus clouds are
usually high level clouds. They look thin and
wispy.
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