Lesson summary
The science behind the weather and forecasting the weather is fascinating. Record weather observations over time as you connect with websites to observe the systems that impact the weather around the world.
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Lesson details
Curriculum mapping
Curriculum codes:
Year 5:
Year 6:
Themes:
- investigate
- fresh air
- think and connect
Time required: 30 minutes a day, over time
Curriculum connections: Science, Mathematics, Humanities and Social Sciences, Numeracy, Critical and Creative Thinking
Resources required
- Device for watching video clips
- Paper and pencil
- Rain gauge – you can buy one from a hardware store or make your own with a bottle/jar and a ruler
- Thermometer for use outside (from a hardware store)
Additional info
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