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Athena, Earth and Space Science for K-12

Athena, Earth and Space Science for K-12 categorizes weather lessons by grade level so it's a quick place to stop for instructional materials. Grab the really neat KidPix Five-Day Forecast template. You can find it under the lesson "Observing the Weather Today" (K-4). Both Windows and Macintosh platforms are supported. Simply have your students use the stamp tools or let them draw their own pictures to depict future conditions.

Weather Eye

Another starting point for lessons is Weather Eye, sponsored by Pillsbury and KGAN News Channel 2 of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. At the Expert Level (grades 6-12), students are challenged to complete clever interactive missions. These adventures put them face-to-face with nature's powerful forces, and students must make decisions based on a variety of information. Will your students be able to handle a hurricane or survive a blizzard attack?

Weather World 2010

Weather World 2010 is a project developed by the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. It is designed to be a framework for integrating current and archived weather data with multimedia instructional resources. Online guides provide detailed information on correct interpretation of weather products. The Collaborative Visualization (CoVis) activities are divided into open-ended projects and short, structured classroom lessons. These are specifically geared for students in grades 9-12.

Weather Report

Weather Report is an online project that is designed to facilitate the weather curriculum and learning about weather.

Web Weather for Kids

Visit this award winning site that poses questions like how is a tonado formed. Then, takes students through step by step activities that demonstrate the answers to the questions.