Kindergarten Meteorologists

Hello everyone! Today, we're meteorologists! We're going to talk about severe weather, like thunderstorms and tornadoes, using our cool green screen by DoInk. We've researched severe weather and how you can prepare for it. Thunderstorms have loud sounds and bright flashes of lightning, but we stay safe indoors until they pass. Tornadoes are very strong winds that spin in a circle. They can be scary, so it's important to know what to do if one comes near us. Let's learn more about weather and how to stay safe together! Watch our Kindergarten meteorologists in Mrs. Newton's class.

Massachusetts Science Technology and Engineering Learning Standards Kindergarten: Earth and Space Sciences K-ESS3-2. Obtain and use information about weather forecasting to prepare for, and respond to, different types of local weather. ISTE standards for students

Canva in 3rd Grade Science - Prepare for Extreme Weather

In 3rd grade science class, students are utilizing Canva to creatively prepare for severe weather. By incorporating vibrant visuals and simple text, children crafted informative posters illustrating various types of severe weather phenomena such as hurricanes, tornadoes, or thunderstorms. Students depicted safety measures like staying indoors, creating emergency kits, and identifying safe spaces in their homes or schools. Through this interactive approach, students not only enhance their understanding of severe weather but also develop essential skills in communication and preparedness, ensuring they are well-equipped to face any potential dangers that may arise.

Makenna's Severe Weather Project by Makenna Patti

Teresa's Severe Weather Project by Teresa Ciovacco