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Herold, James M. – Science Scope, 1992
Describes activities integrating science and art education in which students examine slides of impressionist paintings or photographs of meteorological phenomena to determine the weather conditions depicted and to make and defend weather predictions. Includes a reproducible worksheet. (MDH)
Descriptors: Aesthetic Values, Art Education, Impressionism, Integrated Activities
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Forde, Evan B. – Science Scope, 2004
Educating the public about safety issues related to severe weather is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) mission. This month's insert, Severe Weather, has been created by NOAA to help educate the public about hazardous weather conditions. The four types of severe weather highlighted in this poster are hurricanes,…
Descriptors: Space Sciences, Scientific Principles, Safety, Meteorology
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Snyder, Robert – Science Scope, 2005
Collecting weather data is a traditional part of a meteorology unit at the middle level. However, making connections between the data and weather conditions can be a challenge. One way to make these connections clearer is to enter the data into a database. This allows students to quickly compare different fields of data and recognize which…
Descriptors: Meteorology, Databases, Weather, Data Collection
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Kahl, Jonathan; Horwitz, Kevin; Berg, Craig; Gruhl, Mary – Science Scope, 2004
It is said that meteorology is the only profession where a person can be wrong half the time and still keep his or her job. The truth is not quite so bleak, but one can still ask, "Just how accurate are weather forecasters, anyway?" This article presents two projects for middle level students to investigate this issue in a hands-on,…
Descriptors: Middle School Students, Junior High School Students, Weather, Experiential Learning
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Cartwright, Tina J.; Miranda, Rommel J.; Hermann, Ronald S.; Hemler, Deb – Science Scope, 2012
In this article, the authors present an inquiry-based approach to facilitate student understanding of the differences among common cloud descriptive characteristics through the use of a semi-dichotomous key developed by a former West Virginia state climatologist. The authors also demonstrate how students can analyze common class data sets that…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Biology, Inquiry, Science Instruction
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Huff, Kenneth; Lange, Catherine – Science Scope, 2010
In the atmosphere or on the ground, snow provides students with unique opportunities to discover winter weather patterns. Traditionally, when students study weather, it is limited to the collection of data one would see on a weather report. However, the interdisciplinary Students Synthesizing Snow data in Natural Objective Ways (SSSNOW) project…
Descriptors: Weather, Physics, Meteorology, Science Instruction
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Meier, Beverly – Science Scope, 1988
Discusses a weather prediction activity connecting local weather network by computer modem. Describes software for telecommunications, data gathering, preparation work, and instructional procedures. (YP)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software, Computer Uses in Education, Earth Science