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Thursday 1/21: Illustrate what you learned!

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Thursday 1/21: Illustrate what you learned!

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1. Use a piece of paper to draw the four cloud types.
2.  Label each cloud with the correct name.
3. Include a drawing of the weather for each.

Cumulus: fair weather
Cumulonimbus: storms, rain, snow, thunder, lightning
Cirrus: fair, pleasant weather
Stratus: little or no precipitation to heavy rain or snowfall.  Think rainy, gray winter day.

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Read, discuss, and share

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The May 2010 Tennessee floods were 1,000-year floods in Middle Tennessee, West Tennessee, south-central and western Kentucky and northern Mississippi areas of the United States of America as the result of torrential rains on May 1 and 2, 2010. Floods from these rains affected the area for several days afterwards, resulting in a number of deaths and widespread property damage.

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Go back to binder p.1  and revise your model using the bottom picture.

What would you change with your new knowledge of clouds?

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binder p. 2

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Interview your parents about the Tennessee Flood of 2010.  What do they remember? Were they affected?
Do they know any stories of anyone affected?
Be ready to share what you learned in class!

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What caused the flood? Draw it out...Initial Model 

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What caused the flood? Draw it out...Initial Model 

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binder p. 1 Top picture only.
SAVE FOR FRIDAY!!

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With your team...
Develop a driving question from the video yesterday.

Discuss driving questions.
Do you agree or disagree?
Use a sticky to show your thinking.

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Tuesday 1/19: The Tennessee Flood of 2010

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Tuesday 1/19: The Tennessee Flood of 2010

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Watch the video to learn more about this 1 in 1,000 year flood.

With your team...
what questions do you have about this phenomenon?

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The May Day 2010 Tennessee Floods - Portable Classroom Floats Down I-24 in Nashville

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Click through to learn about the four cloud types.

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Click on the image to view the large version.

Clouds come in many shapes and forms. Some are high in the sky, while others are so low they touch the ground. No matter what shape or how high, clouds form the same way, by having water vapor condense on small solid particles like dust, sea salt, and pollution.

Clouds serve several important functions. One of these is providing rain and snow. They also help retain heat, like a blanket so it doesn't escape quickly into space. Temperatures on a cloudy night might be warmer than a clear starry night. On hot days, clouds provide shade.

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Click on the image to view the large version. Clouds come in many shapes and forms. Some are high in the sky, while others are so low they touch the ground. No matter what shape or how high, clouds form the same way, by having water vapor condense on small solid particles like dust, sea salt, and pollution.

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Follow the directions in the video to create your own cloud cards.
Play the memory game with a partner.

Materials:
Paper
Crayons

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Play the Cloud Memory Game! - #sciencegoals

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With a partner...
Preview the text on Science hard book p. 90-91.
Share something you learned with the class.

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Watch the video. Use the note-taking guide to show what you learned.

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I can identify different cloud types and the weather they bring.(cumulus, cumulonimbus, cirrus, stratus, and nimbostratus)              

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I can identify different cloud types and the weather they bring.(cumulus, cumulonimbus, cirrus, stratus, and nimbostratus)              

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___  I am working hard to do my best and stay on- task.
____  I am responsible for all my belongings.
____  I am respectful to myself, my classmates, and my teacher.
____   I am encouraging to other members in my group.
____   I am teaching not telling.
____   (SET YOUR OWN PERSONAL GOAL)

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Materials:
Science Book pgs. 90-91
Cotton Balls
Poster paper
Markers

Activity:
Create 4 different types of clouds using the cotton balls.
Use the picture as a template to help you.

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Science:  I can explain the water cycle on Earth.                                                         I can associate major cloud types with weather conditions.

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Science:  I can explain the water cycle on Earth.                                                         I can associate major cloud types with weather conditions.

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Cloud Assessment Binder p. 3

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stratus, cirrus, cumulonimbus, cumulus