Add to ORKGThis site, from the Miami Museum of Science, provides an overview of the basic scientific concepts behind a hurricane. A collection of projects allows students to build their own weather station. These include making a psychrometer to measure air humidity, wind spirals, chimes, a wind scale tool to measure wind speed, a wind scale streamer to measure wind direction, and a barometer and air pressure experiment. Educational levels: Informal education, Intermediate elementary, Primary elementary
Severe Weather: Hurricanes is part of an on-line series of modules entitled Exploring the Environmen...
In this lesson students will build on knowledge gained in the Hurricane Research lesson and the Hurr...
Designed primarily for middle school students and funded by FEMA and the NWS, this module creates a ...
This site presents a good overall introduction to hurricane science at the elementary level. Topics ...
This lesson is the first of a two-part series on the science of hurricanes and the kinds of technolo...
This extensive, interactive website describes what a hurricane is, how one forms, its characteristic...
Students can learn about the conditions necessary for hurricanes to form and sustain themselves. The...
Learn the basics about hurricane features including hurricane basics, structure and tracking. This s...
This is a multimedia interactive simulation that teaches students about emergency preparedness, disa...
describe the development, testing and fielding of a PCbased instructional program, Hurricane!.This p...
This site provides general information on hurricanes, including how they form, where and when condit...
Teaching activities that investigate hurricanes, tornadoes, and lightning by tracking their courses ...
This site provides background science information for the study of hurricanes. It includes informati...
This NASA site contains a wealth of information about hurricanes, including how they are created, ho...
In this lesson students will explore hurricane frequency and intensity, along with the correlation t...
Severe Weather: Hurricanes is part of an on-line series of modules entitled Exploring the Environmen...
In this lesson students will build on knowledge gained in the Hurricane Research lesson and the Hurr...
Designed primarily for middle school students and funded by FEMA and the NWS, this module creates a ...
This site presents a good overall introduction to hurricane science at the elementary level. Topics ...
This lesson is the first of a two-part series on the science of hurricanes and the kinds of technolo...
This extensive, interactive website describes what a hurricane is, how one forms, its characteristic...
Students can learn about the conditions necessary for hurricanes to form and sustain themselves. The...
Learn the basics about hurricane features including hurricane basics, structure and tracking. This s...
This is a multimedia interactive simulation that teaches students about emergency preparedness, disa...
describe the development, testing and fielding of a PCbased instructional program, Hurricane!.This p...
This site provides general information on hurricanes, including how they form, where and when condit...
Teaching activities that investigate hurricanes, tornadoes, and lightning by tracking their courses ...
This site provides background science information for the study of hurricanes. It includes informati...
This NASA site contains a wealth of information about hurricanes, including how they are created, ho...
In this lesson students will explore hurricane frequency and intensity, along with the correlation t...
Severe Weather: Hurricanes is part of an on-line series of modules entitled Exploring the Environmen...
In this lesson students will build on knowledge gained in the Hurricane Research lesson and the Hurr...
Designed primarily for middle school students and funded by FEMA and the NWS, this module creates a ...