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Whirly Copter This activity shows the ability and power of air.		Investigate Activity: Making a Model Tornado Students use a plastic bottle with a cap, salt, dishwashing detergent, glitter, and food...
Air, Air, Everywhere Students create moving air, or wind, using plastic bottles.		Pressure, Pressure Everywhere Distribute an article that discusses successful ways to use raps and chants to teach science...
How Can You Pour Air? Children experiment with the concept of whether or not air can be poured.		Popular Weather Resources for Language Arts Explore the science behind weather with these K-12 language arts resources. Use vocabulary...
What is Another Way to Feel Air Pressure? Working in pairs, students use suction cups to investigate air pressure.		Popular Weather Activities for Earth Day Earth Day is celebrated on April 22. Explore these weather resources for grades K-12 to find...
How Can You Test to See If Air Takes Up Space? An in-class or take-home activity focusing on air and the space it takes up.		Popular Weather Activities for Science Class Investigate the complexities of weather forecasting with fun K-12 science activities. Build a...
How Can You Crush a Gallon Can Without Touching It? This teacher demonstration shows students the great force of air pressure.		Popular Seasonal Weather Activities Explore the science behind seasonal weather with these K-12 resources. Use lessons, projects...
Investigate Activity: Investigating Air Pressure and Weather Students make a barometer and track air pressure, cloud types, and weather conditions....		Natural Disasters – Teacher Resources Examine the science behind natural disasters with printables, lessons, and references on...
Explore Activity: Exploring How Clouds Form Students make a model cloud and observe how water vapor in warm air condenses when it is...		Tracking a Hurricane In this simulation, students will track a hurricane in the manner of a meteorologist.
Convection Connection Two investigations that will help children better understand air and water movements, or...		Student Self Assessment: Tsunami Book Students fill out a self-assessment sheet after completing the Tsunami book lesson plan.
Analyzing Air Quality An investigation of air pollution.		The County Fair Develop student science skills with an activity that focuses on air and water activities.

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