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Hurricanes Teach students how hurricanes develop, the naming system for the storms, and how they are...		Investigate Activity: Making a Model Tornado Students use a plastic bottle with a cap, salt, dishwashing detergent, glitter, and food...
Natural Disasters – Teacher Resources Examine the science behind natural disasters with printables, lessons, and references on...		How Hurricanes Are Named This article explains how the practice of naming hurricanes began.
Build Your Own Volcano Introduce your students to the reactions that cause volcanoes to erupt with this printable...		How Are Clouds Formed? Use this activity to teach students about the life of clouds.
Popular Weather Activities for Science Class Investigate the complexities of weather forecasting with fun K-12 science activities. Build a...		Star Patterns Students view pictures of the Zodiac constellations, and learn the best time to see them.
Popular Weather Activities for Earth Day Earth Day is celebrated on April 22. Explore these weather resources for grades K-12 to find...		Sling Psychrometer Help students construct a device to measure relative humidity.
Popular Seasonal Weather Activities Explore the science behind seasonal weather with these K-12 resources. Use lessons, projects...		Building a Weather Vane Build a weather vane and show students how to use it to determine wind direction.
Hurricane Katrina In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated the southeastern United States. These articles,...		What Are Weather Fronts? In this activity, students will learn about weather fronts. A lesson plan is included.
Reading Warm-Up 75 for Gr. 1 & 2: Current Events The printable daily warm-up helps your students master important reading skills with a reading...		What Is a Cloud? Teach students about clouds with these activities.
Tsunamis by the Book Students will learn about the ocean wave condition known as a tsunami, and demonstrate their...		Where Is the Water Vapor? Present an activity that will demonstrate to students how the air holds water vapor.
Student Self Assessment: Tsunami Book Students fill out a self-assessment sheet after completing the Tsunami book lesson plan.		Dew Point In this activity, students will learn about water vapor and the dew point.

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