You and the Weather Is weather the same all over the United States? These materials are © 2007 Marcy Scheffler, Charlton Street School, all rights reserved.

We will learn about temperature, dew point, precipitation, and severe weather conditions. Websites, as well as books from our classroom and the library will help us with our discussion. These materials are © 2007 Marcy Scheffler, Charlton Street School, all rights reserved.

We will explore what today’s weather is like in different cities in the United States. We will focus and record the temperature, dew point, and precipitation in those cities. We will use a map to find the cities and record the information on the map. These materials are © 2007 Marcy Scheffler, Charlton Street School, all rights reserved.

Now that you have explored the weather in different parts of the country, what was your favorite weather? Do you like it where it is warm all the time? Do you like it to be very hot? Do you like it cold? Do you like the rain or the snow? You may draw a picture to show your favorite weather. You may write a few sentences to explain your favorite weather. These materials are © 2007 Marcy Scheffler, Charlton Street School, all rights reserved.

Let’s see if we can learn more about the weather! Climate Zone Dan's Wild Weather Page Weather Watch Weather Science First Sound Second Sound Third Sound Fourth Sound Fifth Sound Sixth Sound Can you identify the following weather related sounds? These materials are © 2007 Marcy Scheffler, Charlton Street School, all rights reserved.

The students will: Identify different weather conditions Describe daily weather Describe changes in the weather by day, month, and season Use a weather station to make weather observations Identify how the weather can vary in different parts of the country at the same time Lesson Objectives These materials are © 2007 Marcy Scheffler, Charlton Street School, all rights reserved.

Sometimes a weather change is sudden, It catches everybody by surprise. So while we watch our instruments and plot our maps, We also learn to trust our own two eyes. Song and Lyrics by Nick Walker These materials are © 2007 Marcy Scheffler, Charlton Street School, all rights reserved.