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The Content Behind the Phenomena

Sky, Temperature, and Clouds

Precipitation, Wind, and Evaporation

How Forecasting Works

Check Your Understanding: The Vanishing Puddle

Check Your Understanding: Teaching Forecasting

Check Your Understanding: What a Cloud Is

The weather science behind the unit — temperature, clouds, precipitation, wind, and evaporation — explained at the depth a teacher needs to answer children honestly, plus the misconceptions to expect.

You don't need a meteorology degree — but you do need enough real science to answer a curious four-year-old honestly and to recognize the misconceptions coming. This module gives you exactly that, mapped to the phenomena children observe in each phase.

Weather Watchers Training: The Science Every Teacher Should Know

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