Key Stage 3 - Metlink Teaching Weather and Climate.
Meteorology is a field of science that studies the changes in weather on a day-to-day basis in a specific place. Scientists who study meteorology are called meteorologists. Using various tools, meteorologists forecast whether it will rain or snow and whether it will be warm or cold.Extreme weather homework booklet aimed at KS3. Includes a weather diary, a water cycle comic strip design and other creative tasks.Unit 1: Measuring, Recording and Presenting UK Weather. Weather questions starter activity. Drawing Climate Graphs: Student Worksheet and Teachers Notes. Using leaves as thermometers: Student Worksheet, Leaf Cards and Leaf Graph. Drawing contour maps of rainfall: Student Worksheet.
These weather worksheets are aimed at developing awareness of the different weather terms that you will come across when studying and learning about the weather. This activity comes in two different ability levels to allow for differentiation.Weather Takeaway Homework A fantastic classroom display board that shares students' work about the weather.
Course: Meteorology CHAPTER 3: 1. In the Northern Hemisphere, why are summers warmer than winters even though the earth is actually closer to the sun in January? Ans: In the winter the Earth is closer to the Sun. So the sun's reflection is spread out to cover more area.
