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Small Grants for Science Teachers A two-page proposal might win $200 to $600 in science supplies for your students. Thousands of teachers win these grants every year. DonorsChoose.org. |
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Free Graph Paper and Free Maps Your students can get free printable graph paper, printable maps, printable calendars and more at WaterproofPaper.com, a website affiliated with Geology.com. |
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National Science Teachers Association An organization providing resources, professional development, education conferences, and much more! |
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Associations for Science Teachers NSTA's list of science teaching societies in U.S. states and Canadian provinces. Find professional development near you. |
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NOAA Weather Education A collection of weather resources for teachers. Includes: hurricanes, space weather, El Nino, weather maps, weather patterns and more. |
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SciJinks SciJinks is weather and Earth science made fun for middle school kids. It has games, activities, videos, and "Now I get it" articles. |
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National Geographic Weather Education A portal to weather information from National Geographic. Clouds, climate, barometers, weather maps, precipitation, and more. |
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National Weather Service Cloud Spotter Students can use the "cloud spotter" to make weather observations in the field and record their data. |
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National Weather Service Jetstream "An Online School for Weather." Contains information for teachers and "Learning Lessons" for students. Topics include wind patterns, cloud formations, thunderstorms, lightning, tornadoes, flooding, and more. |
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How do Snowflakes Form? A snowflake begins when a tiny dust or pollen particle comes into contact with water vapor high in Earth's atmosphere. The water vapor coats the tiny particle and freezes into a tiny crystal of ice. This tiny crystal will be the "seed" from which a snowflake will grow. |
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Northwest Weather Watch This lesson plan demonstrates the importance of storm preparedness by understanding how storms are created. This classroom activity can easily be adapted for elementary, secondary, middle school, and university level students. |
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Over 30 Weather Experiments Here is a site put together by a meteorologist with tons of weather experiments and information for kids. |
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How are Hurricanes Named? The World Meteorological Organization develops a list of names that are assigned in alphabetical order to tropical storms as they are discovered in each hurricane season. |
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The Cloud in the Bottle This lesson plan demonstrates cloud formation through an exciting classroom activity. This demonstration is a good way to introduce and expand the topic of clouds for elementary, secondary, middle school, and university level students. |
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Small Grants for Science Teachers A two-page proposal might win $200 to $600 in science supplies for your students. Thousands of teachers win these grants every year. DonorsChoose.org. |
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Free Graph Paper and Free Maps Your students can get free printable graph paper, printable maps, printable calendars and more at WaterproofPaper.com, a website affiliated with Geology.com. |
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National Science Teachers Association An organization providing resources, professional development, education conferences, and much more! |
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Associations for Science Teachers NSTA's list of science teaching societies in U.S. states and Canadian provinces. Find professional development near you. |
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