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Trade winds are winds that blow from east to west. They blow in consistent patterns. The sun causes loads of water to evaporate near the equator, and the action of that rain falling back down to Earth cooled pushes air down. The wind is caused by the falling air, and the way the Earth rotates (on its own axis) is what causes these trade winds to travel from east to west. These winds blow near the equator only. Trade winds help ships and allow trading routes to move east to west easier.

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The Coriolis Effect is a mass moving and rotating around the earth when the earth moves the Coriolis Effect doesn't move straight it moves all around due to the earth's rotation. The Coriolis Effect makes things like planes move in long-distance around the earth and it moves as a curve. On the earth, the effect tends to deflect moving objects to a different direction than intended (appears to bend; for example when throwing a ball on a spinning device, it 'bends').  The Coriolis Effect is important because it drives currents and water to move clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere, and water to move counter-clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Jet streams are fast-moving currents of air. They move either toward the equator or away from the equator. There are 4 main jet streams there, high in the sky. Jet streams are rivers of wind. They are thousands of miles long hundreds of miles wide and several miles deep. They're important because
they are driving forces of changes in weather (pull along weather systems). They can bend and move in different ways.  In the winter they move differently, pulling Canadian (north) air south, making it cooler in the U.S.  It is the opposite in the summer, bringing warm air up from the south.  This makes winter weather cooler and summer weather warmer.

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Winds are moving air molecules. They always move from high pressure to low pressure. These wind are important because they redistribute energy all around the globe. The speed, direction, temperature, and moisture of winds have big affects on climates.