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Weather

From Fact to Fiction

By Carolyn Szoke

Students will use their creativity to write a weather story or create an artistic weather scene.

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Weather Safety Fortune Teller

By Carolyn Szoke

Printable fortune teller with information about weather safety

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Clouds Fortune Teller

By Carolyn Szoke

Printable fortune teller with information about clouds

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Colorado Weather Fortune Teller

By Carolyn Szoke

Printable fortune teller with information about Colorado weather

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Dispersion

By Carolyn Szoke

Use oil and water to make observations about dispersion.

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Make a Solar Heat Engine

By Carolyn Szoke

Guide for students to make an engine that changes heat energy into motion.

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Make Weather Sensors

By Carolyn Szoke

Printable guides for making weather instruments

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Weather in the World

By Carolyn Szoke

Students use their creativity to demonstrate weather patterns around the world.

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Colorado Weather

By Carolyn Szoke

Learn about unique aspects of Colorado weather.

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Climate vs Weather Matching

By Carolyn Szoke

Students think about the difference between weather and climate in this cut and paste activity.

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