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Driving Question:
Phenomenon:
Hook/Introduction (first)
How do scientists use weather information to help people make good decisions?
Show four pictures:
children playing in snow
people at the beach
a hurricane
a desert
Ask students:
"What do you notice?"
"What do you wonder?"
Create a class Notice/Wonder Chart with responses.
Walk into class carrying:
an umbrella
sunglasses
winter gloves
a raincoat
Ask students:
"If I were leaving school right no...
This resource explores how scientists utilize weather information to assist communities and individuals in planning their daily activities and preparing for various weather conditions. It includes engaging class activities that encourage students to observe and analyze weather patterns in different environments, such as comparing climates across cities and discussing the relevance of weather in their lives. Students participate in activities like 'Weather Detective' to analyze data, graph temperature comparisons, and understand global climate zones. They also engage in problem-solving by proposing solutions to weather hazards and presenting their findings to the class. The resource highlights the importance of weather knowledge and encourages critical thinking about environmental challenges.