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What Causes Severe Storms? Review the characteristics of severe storms in this weather printable. Students will identify...		How Is Relative Humidity Measured? Review the definition of relative humidity and how it is measured with the questions in this...
Activity: Storm Warning Flags After reading about four types of storm warning flags in this weather printable, students will...		Test: Weather Written-response and multiple-choice questions in this weather exam are used to test students'...
What Is the Dew Point? Have students use the terms in this weather science printable to complete each statement about...		Activity: Clouds After using reference materials to find the approximate height at which each cloud combination...
What Are Air Masses? Give students practice classifying and identifying air masses with this Earth science...		Water Cycle A diagram of the water cycle.
Where Does Water in the Atmosphere Come From? Review the processes of the water cycle with this Earth science printable. Students will label...		Key Term Review: Weather In this Earth science printable, students will review types of air masses, clouds,...
What Is Precipitation? This weather science printable asks students to identify and complete statements about forms of...		Visibility -- Student Section Children learn about the meteorological conditions necessary for fog and clouds to form.
How Do Clouds Form? Give students practice classifying descriptions of clouds as cirrus, cumulus, or stratus. In...		Earth's Atmosphere Use this activity to familiarize your class with the composition of the layers in Earth's...
What Is a Front? In this Earth science printable, students will complete statements about weather fronts and...		Weather Instruments Coded Message Whether you want to teach altimeters, barometers, or psychrometers, this activity will...
What Is a Station Model? Review how a station model can provide information about wind speed, wind direction, air...		Air Masses and Fronts These word jumbles will get your class thinking about air masses and weather fronts.
How Do Electrical Charges Cause Lightning? Integrate physical science and Earth science with this worksheet about lightning. Students will...		Storm Trackers Connect geography, math, language arts, and science with this unit on the tracking of a...

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