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Ep. 62: Water in Weather: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities
Water in Weather: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities [Ep. 62]

Water in weather activities Water is an essential part of weather and March and November are fantastic times to investigate this phenomenon. Water is critical in creating many of the weather conditions we experience including clouds, rain, thunderstorms, wind, humidity, and more. So let’s take advantage of this month with variable weather to learn more […]

Ep. 61: Illumination and Weather: 1st and 4th Grade NGSS Activities
Illumination and Weather: 1st and 4th Grade NGSS Activities [Ep. 61]

Weather illumination activities Teaching children about light reflection and its role in illumination can be quite an abstract and challenging topic. However, weather is a way to make this concept more concrete. Thankfully, March and November are months with variable weather and wonderful opportunities to capitalize on nature’s natural variation with your 1st and 4th […]

Ep. 59: 7 Books About Weather for Elementary-Aged Students
7 Books About Weather for Elementary-Aged Students [Ep. 59]

Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I may earn commissions from qualifying purchases from Amazon.com. This is at no extra cost to you. If you’d like to learn more, check out my disclaimers page. Books about weather If you’re looking for a way to experience a variety of weather conditions with your learners, now’s your chance! March […]

Ep. 58: Winter Animals and Water: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities
Winter Animals and Water: 2nd and 5th Grade NGSS Activities [Ep. 58]

Winter animals and water activities Liquid water is essential for animals to survive winter but it’s hard to come by. If you live in a region with freezing temperatures, water is frozen as snow or ice (or is trapped underneath ice), making liquid water a hot commodity. Let’s take advantage of this natural phenomenon to […]