Weather SC.O.K.1.01 SC.O.K.1.07 SC.O.K.2.10 SC.O.K.3.02.

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Weather SC.O.K.1.01 SC.O.K.1.07 SC.O.K.2.10 SC.O.K.3.02

Day 1: Introduction Day 2: Rain and Snow Day 3:Tornadoes, Hurricanes and Summer Day 4: Rainbows and Weather Safety Day 5: Wrap-Up

Technology Power Point: vocabulary, daily lessons YouTube: hurricanes, sped up seasons Photoshop: weather map iTunes: songs about the weather

Objectives Students will collect and record information in a variety of ways throughout the week. Students will observe and record daily changes in weather. Students will engage in and cooperate with others during daily group activities. "Weather Lesson Plans and Themes." The Teacher's Guide. Web. 02 Mar