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Clouds

Clouds. Stacey Inouye EDU 204 Information Technology in Teaching Nevada State College Dr. Graziano January 27, 2012 Kindergarten. Introduction. Have you ever looked up at the sky and watched the clouds? Do you notice how the clouds sometimes look different?

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Clouds

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  1. Clouds Stacey Inouye EDU 204 Information Technology in Teaching Nevada State College Dr. Graziano January 27, 2012 Kindergarten

  2. Introduction • Have you ever looked up at the sky and watched the clouds? • Do you notice how the clouds sometimes look different? • Have you ever wondered if clouds have names like you do? • We are going to learn all about the clouds in the sky – what they do and why!

  3. What to Learn? • You will discover as many different clouds and their names as you can. • You will discover what clouds are made of, and what is inside of them. • We will put everything you discovered on a chart so you will be able to tell what clouds are in the sky any time you want!

  4. What to do? • Everyone will be working individually to find cloud information. ELL & SN Students can work with partners or paraprofessionals if necessary to complete tasks. • Your first job is to find the different clouds and their names. • Your second job is to find what clouds are made of and/or what is inside them.

  5. Where to Look! You can find out about clouds on these websites: • http://eo.ucar.edu/webweather/cloud3.html • http://www.kidskonnect.com/subject-index/15-science/67-clouds.html • http://www.kidsgeo.com/geography-for-kids/0109-clouds.php • http://eo.ucar.edu/webweather/cloudhome.html • http://www.weatherwizkids.com/weather-clouds.htm

  6. Now the Fun Part! • As you discover the names of the clouds – write each name in a box on your chart. • Don’t worry if the names look big – just copy them as best you can • Using the craft supplies in the box in the middle of your tables – make the cloud whose name you just wrote down.

  7. Don’t Forget… Remember to: • Get the name of the cloud • Find out what it is made of – or what is inside the cloud. For crafting clouds you can: • Use whole cotton balls for poufy clouds – or pull them apart for wispy clouds. • Use glitter or sequins for rain or snow. • Have fun and use your imagination!

  8. Your Grade You will get a gold star if you: • Fill all of the boxes on your chart with different kinds of clouds. • Try your best to write all of the cloud names on your chart. • Write your name on your chart. You will get a silver star if you: • Fill some of the boxes on your chart with different kinds of clouds. • Try your best to write some of the cloud names on your chart. • Write your name on your chart. You will not get any star if you: • Do not fill in any of the boxes on your chart at all. • Do not try to write any of the cloud names on your chart. • Do not write your name on your chart.

  9. …And We’re Done! Wow check out your Cloud Chart! • Now you know the names of each cloud and what they look like! Impress your family and friends! • Next time you go outside take your cloud chart with you so you can tell everyone what clouds are in the sky!

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