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This document discusses different types of storms and provides resources for learning more about them. It defines a storm as a disturbance in the atmosphere involving wind and precipitation. Sections provide information about hurricanes and tornadoes, including links to articles about each. The document recommends websites for learning about weather and assigns students to create an informative poster about preparing for one type of storm, including pictures, text, and narration, as well as a 5 question quiz.
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- 1. Storms
- 2. What is a Storm? A storm is a disturbance of the atmosphere (air) with wind and usually by rain, snow, sleet, hail, or thunder and lightning.
- 3. Hurricanes Hurricanes Article on Hurricanes
- 4. Tornadoes Tornadoes- Be Prepared Weather Experiments Article of Tornadoes
- 5. Web Sites to Explore Weather Wiz Kids Wild Wild Weather FEMA for Kids
- 6. Assignment Livescribe Take one of the storms that we just discussed. Use the resources to create an informative “Be Prepared” Poster. Must include: Pictures, writing, and narration. Create a 5 question quiz using Qwizdom.