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Can you be more specific? And speak up?

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Next time can you speak up so the crowd can understand what you are saying also next time can you look up at the crowd more you were just looking at your iPad and not at the crowd besides that everthing is fantastic GOOD WORK

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Could you speak up. I think that you need more facts on your slides and know what your going to say and who's turn it is.

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I think you guys need to look at the audience

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Not quite sure what hail is

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I think you need more facts in your slides
And you need to look up
Also you need try to remember what you want say

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You need to look at us please. How do you measure precipitation?

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Next time practice your script

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Can you speak up please. How do hail is made.

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Look up to the audience, memorize your notes , what can it do with Missouri

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Could you speak up a little?

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I think that you could improve on making eye contact

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You did really good not reading off of ur slides and just good in general.

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I think you need to speak up. And slow down. Look at the audience.

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Please speak up so we can hear you. Don't say things like "um, uh." Can you also practice more so you don't stop in the middle of a sentence. Don't forget to look up at the audience. Amazing pictures, they really go with the slides.

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Can you speak up.

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Great aesthetics (look of your precipitation)

Try to engage your audience rather than looking/reading off slides.

On your precipitation slide your picture - and the words say the same thing.

Precipitation is a part of the water cycle - what determines what kind of precipitation we get?

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A few things I noticed where that you are just reading off your slides it seems like some of you practiced a lot a some of ou didn't please look at the crowd a little more and talk clearer please. What makes the snow caps cold? Also tell me about how cold wether is created and is precipitation just rain, snow, Hail and sleet and why. Please work on your body language! Also one more thing is precipitation an important part of the water cycle or not if so why?

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Try not to say words like "basically" "umm" "uh" and "like" because you don't sound very professional. I think your experiment could have gone better if you had smaller glasses because your big jars looked hard to hold and that is why it didn't work

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Could you speak up a little

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Work on what going to say and expirement

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try not to talk so fast so that you don't get stuck.

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Can you speak up a little? Why is smog more dangerous than fog? How does water vapor effect clouds?can you look up please?

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Um I think you guys need to practice your parts

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great information you guys - I wish you would talk about how Humidity is water vapor in the evaporation portion of the Water Cycle -  during the water cycle slide - your information didn't seem well planned out . PLAN what you want to say.

You don't need to say the Headings as you read each slide - your audience can READ ;)

How does High/Low humidity effect the weather? Does Hi or Low mean there will be bad or good weather?

Those prompts at the end - do you want people to actually answer them or just think to themselves? Please specify.

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Practice and try not to have side bar conversations. Keep reading on don't stop in the midal of your sintens

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How does water vapor make fog happen

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make sure you know what you are going to say

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Can you look up to the crowd?  Can you not tell you teammates "your next"

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Maybe remember your slide, I like how your are loud, how does Walter vapor have a connection to humidity. Try not to blabber I couldn't understand what you are saying.

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Something I noticed was that you don't look up vary much. Also why is water vapor so important to the water cycle and climate? How does a Hygrometer work? How is high and low humidity created how can you tell if the comfort zone is really comfortaldle?

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Please look at the adience while reading. Can you als speak up a little. I love how the pictures go with the slide.  Practice on your slides more on stumbling over words.

Why is humidity important?
What is smog? Is it dangerous to humans?

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I like how you made eye contact with your audience and how you read your heading for every slide. Try not to repeat words and read at least a bit of your notes because you are forgetting most of your words. I like the pictures you chose for your slides because they fit well with. And you said 70%.
70% what?

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Can you speak up a little please? Why is smog more dangerous than fog

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I like how you looked up and not always looking at ur notes. Try not to stutter so much.

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I think you should look up from the iPad and know your lines. And don't always look at your notes.

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Please look up some more at the crowd.

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Can you look up at the audience maybe not stay in one place move around so that your audience is engaged

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How to measure temp?

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Slides in order

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Can you speak up? How does air effect the tempature?

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What about Kansas?

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Can you speak a little bit loader also can you make the talking time equal and you need to rehearse more so that you know the words

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Could you guys speak up a little

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Mabel you could look at your audience and memorize your script

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I really like ur facts but you could look at the crowd. Talk to the class not each other.

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Good information you two -  make sure you have a plan of what you want to say on each slide.

What do you measure temperature with? Tell me about how we measure temperature and how it effects the weather.

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Can you please speak up a little? How does it depend on the air?

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Less did you know facts.

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Can you talk more about sessions.
What about Kansas?

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I really like how you are looking a the crowd i like all the pictures

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I like how you chose the correct pictures for your slides and how you didn't read straight from your iPad or Smart board. But instead of reading straight from there, you are looking at the door instead of your audience. Do you know all of the BIG words you are saying? Or how to pronounce them? If I were you I would reasearch the definition and how to pronounce them. Also put your slides in order because some were out of order. Look at your audience because it makes you look more proficient. And also speak louder because we can barely hear you.

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Good job at looking up at the adience. I think you should both have your own slide(s). I also think you should practice more on your words.

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Please tell more about temperatures. I like how you looked at the crowd.

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I think you could improve on making more detail and improve on making it longer.

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It doesn't sound like you practiced because you are mostly reading off your slides and it doesn't seem like you know what you explaining because you are kind of hard to understand.

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What does seasons have to do with temp

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Let other people talk more.

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LOOK UP PLEASE

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Good job looking at the audience and not your just your iPad

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Wind speed and direction
Can wind speed and direction be dangerous to humans?

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Excellent presentation you are making eye contact but I think you could get rid of the words "umm" and "uh" So that you sound more clear.

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What makes wind blow in different directions?

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How does Earth's

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Speak up

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I think you can improve on check your spelling on slide 4

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Can you tell us about if the water areas in Missouri are big enough for what types of severe wether

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It is hard to understand you and it doesn't seem as if you practiced and we aren't aloud to justread  to us we can read also it doesn't seem vary interesting because of your body language you don't seem excited.

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You could look at the audience to help that you should rehearse.

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Could you talk a little louder

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How am I supposed to remember what all the "mometers" do?

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Please don't look at your paper that much and look at the audience.

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Look up when you are speaking, what are the main severe that happens in Missouri, if you have the words you need to know them

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Maybe you all could use the same pack

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I think you should Look up from your paper

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I think you can improve on not reading off your paper and work on saying the tight stuff.

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Try not to look straight at your papers and make eye contact with your audience. Could you fix your grammar. I think that everyone should have the same amount of words to say in the presentation because mostly one person is talking and everyone else doesn't get a turn very often. Do you think you could memorize most of your speech instead of studdering on every word. Do you know every BIG word you are saying? Try to find the definition for them.

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Are there more severe weather?
What is tornado alley?
How long do hurricanes last?
Can a blizzard happened everywhere?

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How can volcanos make the temperature change

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Try not to repeat words that you already said.

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Climate vs weather: why does 14 units mean when you are talking about measuring weather? Also - what is the tool you mentioned? What does it do? 

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Climate vs weather: why does 14 units mean when you are talking about measuring weather? Also - what is the tool you mentioned? What does it do? 

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looked at your iPad to much

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If you don't use your notes, you won't know what to say. Do you know how to use your notes on your iPad? Also, could speak a little bit louder?

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Exelent presentation, try to look at the audience more while reading.

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Excellent presentation - need to iron out a few kinks (practicing what you will say). What else does temperate mean? How does this differ from other climates? What does the double line graph have to do with missouri's weather? If you put it on, you should talk about it.

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Don't look at your iPad so much. Can you speak up please.

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Next time you can speak a little bit louder but overall it was a outstanding performance and also explain the pictures

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Could you not read off of your slides as much and look at who you are presenting to?

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I'm confused can you make it a little more clear? Don't look directly at the iPad.

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I think that you could do a better job of not reading off of your slides and do you know all the BIG words you are saying

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What do you mean by the climate?
What do you mean by the weather?

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What do mean the temperature will get warmer from volcanoes? Please explain the picture on measuring climate.

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Weather vs climate
Do you know all the BIG words your saying?
What is the difference between weather and climate?

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Look up more and don't always read off of you're notes.

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Wind Speed Group: I like how you used video to engage me in your presentation. One thing I think you could work on is not reading from your slides/notes but rather explain in a friendly informational voice.