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From "boots" to "toboggan", these vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
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Who is affected by the weather, and in what ways?
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Use this observation log to complement a weather lesson--students track the weather for five days.
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Print and cut out the thermometer to show how hot and cold temperatures are reflected. Makes a great classroom decoration - what's the temperature today?
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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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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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"Humans have always been fascinated by rainbows." An informative explanation of rainbows, followed by multiple choice questions.
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A simple introduction to the formation of hurricanes.
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These cards match our calendar weather set: sunny, cloudy, partly cloudy, rainy, snowy, stormy.
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Colorful chart illustrating how a thunderstorm functions.
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PowerPoint presentation with audio about the different types of clouds (upper elementary). Includes 14 slides with colorful images, simple text and audio.
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From "cloudy" to "windy", these vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
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Double-six dominoes, but with weather words instead of dots. Great for early literacy/language instruction.
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A guide for students to use to write their own books about weather and counting, inspired by Wendy Cheyette Lewison's "Raindrop Plop".
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Trace and cut out the cloud pattern for a great student shapebook.
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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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Popsicle sticks and craft boxes make a great project for tracking the weather.
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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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Define and draw key weather-related vocabulary.
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This mini-office features simple reviews of basic science concepts: senses, types of weather, colors, parts of the solar system, landforms, living and non-living things, and types of animals.
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Each day has six options. Put the option on the calendar that shows the day's weather (if the first of the month is rainy, use the RAINY graphic with a 1).
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This mini-office features simple reviews of basic science concepts: senses, types of weather, colors, parts of the solar system, landforms, living and non-living things, and types of animals.
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Students use these worksheets to graph the weather conditions during each month of the year. Graphs up to 15 days for each of 7 weather conditions. Some weather graphics are cute (snowman, daisy with umbrella).
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Summer vocabulary with simple pictures to color.
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"Words that come to mind when I think about..." This page features a thought bubble waiting to be filled with on-topic words. Great for kicking off a new unit.
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Reading comprehension and word search.
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An introduction to clouds. A good lesson for reading comprehension and science.
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Students use these worksheets to graph the weather conditions during each month of the year. Graphs up to 15 days for each of 7 weather conditions.
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Chart for students to record the weather. Includes cute graphics to use with the chart.
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Brief text on the water cycle, with comprehension questions and a creative writing prompt.
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From "weather" to "water cycle." These vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
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Match the words to the pictures.
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Fill in the missing letters in this illustrated booklet of winter-themed words.
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This biography of the first person to photograph single snow crystals works well in conjunction with science lessons or as a "stand alone" reading comprehension. *Bentley's photographs are in the public domain and can be found in many places for free.
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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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Use these colorful weather symbols for picture graphs and calendars.
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Venn diagram, web organizer, seasonal fact wheel.
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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, vocabulary and pictures for words that rhyme with "fall".
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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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