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Viewing Snowflakes Learn about star crystals and observe snow crystals with your students in this winter lesson...		Hurricane Basics Learn about the conditions that create a hurricane, and how to stay safe in the case of a...
Snow Journals In this winter science activity, your students will learn observational skills while viewing...		How Are Clouds Formed? Use this activity to teach students about the life of clouds.
Weather Station With a student-made weather station and/or the Internet, students measure weather in a variety...		Where Is the Water Vapor? Present an activity that will demonstrate to students how the air holds water vapor.
Popular Weather Activities for Science Class Investigate the complexities of weather forecasting with fun K-12 science activities. Build a...		Dew Point In this activity, students will learn about water vapor and the dew point.
Popular Seasonal Weather Activities Explore the science behind seasonal weather with these K-12 resources. Use lessons, projects...		Sling Psychrometer Help students construct a device to measure relative humidity.
Hurricanes Teach students how hurricanes develop, the naming system for the storms, and how they are...		How Can You Make a Cloud? Use this activity to help your students understand some of the many variables that must be...
Tsunamis by the Book Students will learn about the ocean wave condition known as a tsunami, and demonstrate their...		Ocean Currents Students learn about ocean currents by exploring two activities and then mapping the major...
Tracking a Hurricane In this simulation, students will track a hurricane in the manner of a meteorologist.		What Are Weather Fronts? In this activity, students will learn about weather fronts. A lesson plan is included.
Natural Disasters – Teacher Resources Examine the science behind natural disasters with printables, lessons, and references on...		Building a Weather Vane Build a weather vane and show students how to use it to determine wind direction.
What Is the Weather in Your City? Students practice using the World Wide Web as they research local and international weather on...		What Is a Cloud? Teach students about clouds with these activities.

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