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Earth Science: Meteorology
This collection of resources is designed to support the study of high school level meteorology. The collections that appear first support a specific topic within meteorology, such as the atmosphere, weather variables and systems, climate and natural disasters.
Instructional materials that support multiple topics within meteorology are listed under the collections; please scroll down to see them.
For additional materials, search by key words and look at the 6th grade weather and the atmosphere collection, also in WeTeachNYC.org.
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These resources support teachers and students as they learn about natural disasters in high school Earth Science classes.
These resources support teachers and students as they explore weather systems in high school Earth Science classes.
These resources support teachers and students as they explore the atmosphere in high school Earth Science classes.
These resources support teachers and students as they learn about climate in high school Earth Science classes.
This comprehensive meteorology resource is created and shared by the Earth Science Department in the Hommocks school district in New York. This comprehensive site shares labs, animations, video reviews and handouts.
This particular link directs to a page sharing many resources that explore major concepts associated with the study of weather systems including the formation and movement of pressure systems, air masses and fronts, the formation of global wind patterns, and the evolution and motions of major storms including hurricanes and mid-latitude cyclones.
There are pages like this for each topic of study within meteorology; use the menu on the left side of the page to access resources on Earth's atmosphere, weather variables, and climate.
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The Library of Congress has curated a collected of artifacts about different methods of weather forecasting. These artifacts help create a historical context for predicting weather, and are accompanied by teaching suggestions, links to online resources, and more.
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Meteorology: An Educator’s Resource for Inquiry-Based Learning for Grades 5-9 is written as a supplement to existing earth and space science curricula for grades 5-9. Its function is to assist educators in instilling excitement in learning about meteorology. This publication was developed to enhance the understanding of inquiry-based learning from the educator/teacher’s perspective as well as from the learner’s perspective. Some of the activities may be a bit simple for high school students, but there are labs (for example, the sling psychrometers) that relate to the reference tables. This guide was created and shared by NASA.
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This meteorology study guide includes PowerPoints (for which the notes can be easily edited) and quizzes. They are shared by Prentice Hall.
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