2 nd Grade, National Geographic. Predicting the Weather: Clouds – Pages 30-31.

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2 nd Grade, National Geographic

Predicting the Weather: Clouds – Pages 30-31

Brain Pop - Clouds

Create It! - Clouds (Use blue paper and cotton balls.) Cirrus Thin & wispy White Pleasant weather Cumulonimbus Dark Tall Rainy or stormy weather Stratus Flat Dark Rain or snow Cumulus Puffy White Pleasant weather

Using Weather Tools – Pages 32-35

Brain Pop – Natural Disasters

Changes in One Day – Pages 36-37

Brain Pop – Thunderstorms Science Notebooks: List at least 3 interesting facts about thunderstorms. Draw a picture of a thunderstorm.

Brain Pop – Hurricanes Science Notebooks: List at least 3 interesting facts about hurricanes. Draw a picture of a hurricane.

Brain Pop – Tornadoes Science Notebooks: List at least 3 interesting facts about tornadoes. Draw a picture of a tornado.

Be Prepared – Pages 38-39

Science Notebooks:Severe Weather Safety Four Sections: tornado, hurricane, lightning storm, blizzard Write/draw how to stay safe during each form of severe weather List items to keep in an emergency kit.