Weather Unit Study

The Weather Unit Study is a collection of resources aimed to teach your children about weather. You'll learn about types of weather, extreme weather like tornadoes, how rainbows form, types of clouds, and explore the ways meteorologists forecast the weather. This study is meant for all ages! I've included activities for preschool aged and elementary age students everything can be adapted for older children. You'll receive a 100+ page pack featuring lesson plans, printables, posters, book and video lists. The unit approach incorporates several subjects, allowing you to explore the desert from multiple perspectives. Subjects covered include science, social studies, language arts, math, and art. You'll Receive: Weather Wheel Blank Weather Wheel to color yourselves! Types of Weather Poster Types of Weather Info Cards Three-Part Cards Weather Tracking Charts Weekly Weather Forecasting Chart Layers of Earth's Atmosphere Poster Equinoxes and Solstices Poster The Water Cycle Poster Types of Clouds Poster Types of Clouds Info Cards Types of Clouds 3-Part Cards Tornado Posters Anatomy of a Rainbow Poster How Rainbows Form Poster Rainbow Felt Diagram/Puzzle Pattern Types of Snowflakes Poster & 3-Part Cards Mapwork Coloring Pages (6) Art Study Cards (14) Public Domain Poetry These are digital files that you will be able to download yourself after purchase. Here is a helpful article with instructions on how to download your digital files: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions! TERMS OF USE Please keep in mind that these files are meant for personal or individual classroom use only. You are not permitted to alter, sell, share or redistribute these links, files or printed materials in any way. Feel free to print them over and over again to use in your home or individual classroom! You are not permitted to share the download or allow other people to make copies of the printed product. A violation of these terms is considered an infringement of my rights under 17 USC §101, et seq. and you could be liable for statutory damages as high as $100,000. Further, such copyright infringement is a direct violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and International Copyright Law. https://www.copyright.gov/title17/