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Four Seasons Sorting Mats, Memory Cards, Posters & Venn Diagrams - Teaching Happiness

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Four Seasons Posters and Other Materials

Source: Teachers Pay Teachers

Value: These illustrated posters and photograph posters will be a visual reminder to students of the different characteristics of the seasons.

Classroom use: I would use these posters as I introduced the seasons and would keep them hung up to reference throughout the unit. I would also reference them as the seasons change for a real world connection.

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Four Seasons Sorting Mats, Memory Cards, Posters & Venn Diagrams

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This is a bundle of Four Seasons activities. Included:Fall Sorting Mat - 8 Picture CardsWinter Sorting Mat - 8 Pictures CardsSpring Sorting Mat - 8 Pictures CardsSummer Sorting Mat - 8 Pictures CardsFall Clothing Memory or Matching GameWinter Clothing Memory or Matching GameSpring Clothing Memory...

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Weather Chart and Posters with Real Photographs

Source: Teachers Pay Teachers

Value: These photograph posters will be a visual reminder to students of the different characteristics of the seasons. The graphs would help students see weather patterns in our town.

Classroom use: I would use these posters as I introduced the types of weather and would keep them hung up to reference throughout the unit. I would also use the graphs to chart weather and discuss patterns as a real world connection.

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Weather Charts with REAL PHOTOS make learning about the weather FUN. It is an easy way to sneak science and self-help into your calendar time. They have been designed for a preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. Just print, cut, and laminate!

Included:

One-page weather chart (two options)

One-page weather chart with weather vocabulary cards

Weather Data Graphs (4 options)

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Weather Chart with Real Photographs - Pocket of Preschool

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Weather Charts with REAL PHOTOS make learning about the weather FUN. It is an easy way to sneak science and self-help into your calendar time. They have

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Dress for the Season Game

Source: PBS LearningMedia

Value: It helps students to understand differences in seasons and typical weather associated with each in a kinesthetic way.

Classroom use: I would use this game for students to practice with what they have learned about seasons and weather. I would also use it as a formative assessment to see if they can apply the content in an interactive setting.

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Dress for the Season | Everyday Learning | PBS LearningMedia

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In this interactive game, children are prompted to help the animals get dressed for each season. The earth changes with each season, and children can enjoy and learn from these changes. Observing the ways in which these changes take place can be a wonderful tool to introduce concepts such as evaluation and very basic problem solving.

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I Want To Be a Meteorologist - Kids Dream Jobs - Can You Imagine That? - Little Boat

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I Want To Be a Meteorologist - Kids Dream Jobs - Can You Imagine That? Video

Source: YouTube

Value: This video would show students the real world application of studying weather auditorily and visually. The young girl will help them connect that they could have that job when they grow up as well.

Classroom use: I would play this video to introduce meteorologists and their role in weather. This would give a real world connection to students to engage them in the material.

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I Want To Be a Meteorologist - Kids Dream Jobs - Can You Imagine That?

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DIY Rain Gauge

Source: Generation Genius

Value: This simulation will show students how much it rains over time and how rain effects the ground. It will make rain more tangible for them to understand through something visual and kinesthetic.

Classroom use: I would use this project to teach students about rain as stated above as well as give an example of how meteorologists can measure and predict weather through patterns. This would make all the information more concrete to students.

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When it rains, the rain will fall into the rain gauge. The markings on the side can help you see how much rain falls on certain days or in certain months. Rainfall amounts from previous years are just one of the things weather scientists use to help predict the weather by looking at patterns.

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Introduction to Weather Activity for Kids - DIY Rain Gauge

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Rain Cloud in a Jar

Source: CS Mott Children's Hospital University of Michigan Health: Camp Little Victors

Value: It is a hands on experient that lets students experience how rain works.

Classroom use: I would demonstrate the experiment and discuss what we are simulating. Students would then get to work in groups to complete their own experiment.

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Rain Cloud in a Jar | CS Mott Children’s Hospital | Michigan Medicine

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Do you want to learn how it rains? This is the perfect hands-on science activity to see just how awesome weather can be! What You’ll Need: Food coloring Water A clear jar Shaving cream Plastic pipettes Instructions: Mix a few drops of food coloring into some water and set it aside.

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Introduction to Weather Video

Source: Generation Genius

Value: This video teaches what weather is, gives examples of types of weather, and explains how scientists predict the weather. This video would engage students visually and auditorily.

Classroom use: I would use this video at the beginning of our weather unit to give an overview of the topic. I would also make a KWL chart about weather before and after the video and keep it throughout the unit to add more information over time.

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Write down three different kinds of weather.

Why is it important to know about the weather?

How do patterns help weather scientists predict the weather?

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Learn that weather is what the atmosphere is like around us on any given day. It can be sunny, cloudy, stormy, raining or snowing. Watch now!

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Seasons Song Video

Source: YouTube

Value: This video helps show the four sesons' order and characterisics with a song and visuals. This would engage students visually and auditorily.

Classroom use: I would use this video to introduce the seasons and also when the seasons change to discuss the new season we are in.

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Be a Weather Watcher Video (This video explains weather journals.)

Source: YouTube

Value: This video explains what we can learn from the weather as well as how to record it in a weather journal. Weather journals would help students connect the standard to the real world and make weather more concrete.

Classroom use: I would use this video to introduce weather journals and then create weather journals for us to use while we study weather. This is a hands on way to record weather and track patterns.

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Be a Weather Watcher | Weather Science | SciShow Kids

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How's The Weather? Video

Source: YouTube

Value: This video helps students understand different examples of weather with a song and visuals. This would engage students visually and auditorily.

Classroom use: I would use this to introduce types of weather and before discussing what the weather is that day.

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How's The Weather? | Learn About Weather | Super Simple Songs

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Weather Suprise Game

Source: PBS Kids

Value: This game helps students to understand how weather and temperature effect animals and humans in a kinesthetic way. This also ties in with our habitats standard with placing animals in the correct temperature associated with a habitat.

Classroom use: I would use this game for students to practice with what they have learned about weather and habitats. I would also use it as a formative assessment to see if they can apply the content in an interactive setting.

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Sid the Science Kid - Weather Surprise | PBS KIDS