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Reading comprehension and word search.
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[member-created withabctools] Students put vocabulary words in the rays of the sun shape. Trace and cut out for a great shapebook.
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Students learn useful weather-related vocabulary, chart local weather for a week and graph the results, and look at clouds from both sides (scientific and artistic).
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Double-six dominoes, but with weather words instead of dots. Great for early literacy/language instruction.
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Use these colorful weather symbols for picture graphs and calendars.
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Students use these worksheets to graph the weather conditions during each month of the year. Graphs up to 20 days for each of 7 weather conditions.
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[member-created document] This document was made with the abcteach crossword puzzle tool. 3 ACROSS: A huge mass of spinning wind.
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Terrance is frightened. A hurricane is headed directly towards him! Students can learn about this weather phenomenon along with Terrance in this fact-filled story, and then review their knowledge with comprehension questions.
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A higher-level version of our elementary reading comprehension, this lesson contains a broader vocabulary and more hurricane facts.
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A simple introduction to the formation of hurricanes.
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Explains the importance of trees in the production of rain.
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This fact-filled reading comprehension introduces the vocabulary needed to talk about all the different kinds of weather.
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This fact-filled reading comprehension introduces the vocabulary needed to talk about all the different kinds of weather.
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Hurricane Fred is moving towards Coconut Beach at 13 mph. If Hurricane Fred is 130 miles from Coconut Beach, how many hours will it take for Hurricane Fred to reach Coconut Beach?
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Use this magnifying glass graphic as a report cover or as a brainstorming exercise to encourage students to explore what meteorologists do.
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Students create a weather dictionary, and record weather for a week. Includes a reading comprehension on water (from the viewpoint of a water droplet). Engaging and fun!
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Use this booklet form to organize Know, Want to know, and Learned material about the weather.
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Use this foldable booklet form to organize Know, Want to know, and Learned material about the weather. In black and white.
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From "blossoms" to "windy". These vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
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Booklet format for students to write a short report on weather.
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Booklet form for students to write a short report on weather.
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Draw a picture to represent each season.
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Draw pictures and describe fun seasonal activities.
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Draw pictures of seasonally appropriate clothing.
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Define and draw key weather-related vocabulary.
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Who is affected by the weather, and in what ways?
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Learn about hurricanes with this fact-filled reading comprehension.
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What is the best thing that you can do if a hurricane is approaching? Learn about hurricane safety with this informative reading comprehension lesson.
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A fact-filled reading comprehension.
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A fact-filled reading comprehension.
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"The best defense against a tornado is being prepared..." Learn about tornados with this informative reading comprehension.
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An introduction to clouds. A good lesson for reading comprehension and science.
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Draw a picture of perfect activity in perfect weather.
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