Earth Science Weather & Atmosphere

Predicting Weather and Weather Instruments – PRINT AND DIGITAL Interactive Lesson

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This is an interactive lesson, review, and practice for teaching about the predicting the weather and weather instruments. This package includes a link that is compatible with Google Slides™ and a PowerPoint version as well. This is perfect for middle school science.
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Description

A PRINT AND DIGITAL VERSION IS INCLUDED!

This is a fun and interactive lesson, review, and practice for teaching about the predicting the weather and weather instruments. This package includes a link that is compatible with Google Slides™ and a PowerPoint version as well. This is perfect for middle school science.

 

You can also find this in the Atmosphere and Weather Unit.

So what is included?:
Interactive lesson/review for:
  • weather and climate
  • meteorologist
  • weather forecasting
  • why predicting the weather is so difficult
  • air pressure – low and high pressure
  • how meteorologists predict the weather
  • thermometer
  • barometer
  • hygrometer
  • anemometer
  • wind vane
  • rain gauge
  • windsock
  • weather balloon
  • weather satellite
  • how clouds help predict the weather
  • cirrus
  • cumulus
  • stratus
  • cumulonimbus
  • weather maps
  • isobars
 
Interactive activities include:
  • answer in the textbox
  • drag and drop practice
  • drag the circle
  • anticipation guide
  • weather instruments sort
  • and more!
 
There are 46 slides in all and an answer key is included!
 
This lesson goes well with NC Essential Standard 7.E.1.4.
 
When you purchase this product, you will be given access to a link that will allow you to open the file that is compatible with Google Slides™. You will then be able to share this with your students. If you’d like, there is a PPT version as well!