Make A Cloud - We Made That 46K+Do your kids ever ask you how a cloud is made? My oldest asks me that a lot, and although I can explain it to her I thought it would be a LOT more fun to let her make a cloud. That is why we decided to try this experiment. One of the coolest things about this experiment is that you can actually see the cloud building up in the jar and then when you take the lid off you can touch it. What is happening with this experiment? Check out our SCIENCE board on Pintrest for more Experiments! Supplies Jar With Lid Warm Water (should be steaming a little but not boiling) Ice Match Directions Pour warm water in the bottom of your jar. Light a match and throw into jar then replace lid. Watch the cloud form, and how it moves in a circular pattern in the jar. Open the Jar and let your cloud free! As the cloud is leaving the jar you can touch it to see what it feels like.
Kids science: Weather Science >> Earth Science for Kids Weather is sunshine, rain, snow, wind, and storms. It's what is going on outside right now. The weather is different at different places around the planet. In some places it's sunny right now, while in other places it's snowing. Many things affect the weather including the atmosphere, the Sun, and the season. The science of weather is called meteorology. Different places in the world tend to have different kinds of weather. Wind What is Wind? Wind is the result of air moving around in the atmosphere. Wind on the Earth On the Earth there is always an area of low pressure at the poles where the air is always cold. Precipitation (rain and snow) When water falls from clouds it's called precipitation. We get snow when the temperature is below freezing and small ice crystals stick together to form snowflakes. Clouds Clouds are tiny drops of water in the air. Clouds form from condensed water vapor. Not all clouds are the same. Weather Fronts Activities
Water Cycle in a Bag Activity for ages 3 to 7. I’m always on the lookout for simple, fun kids’ science activities so when I ran across this water cycle in a bag I couldn’t wait to give it a try. It was a quick prep activity that had a big payoff – my boys watched the water do its thing for days. I hope you love this water cycle in a bag too. P.S. Getting Ready I grabbed a Ziploc sandwich bag from our pantry and used a black Sharpie to draw a sun, cloud and water. Water Cycle in a Bag Big Brother carefully unscrewed the lid to the food coloring and squeezed four big drops into the water. Then Middle Brother slowly poured the now blue water into the Ziploc while Big Brother held it open for him. Big Brother ran his fingers along the seal several times to make sure it was closed tight and then passed the bag over to me so that I could give it a double check. We used tape to hang the bag on the window and then sat back and watched it work. The Science Behind It Find More Malia Hollowell
Weather And Climate | NASA Climate Kids energyWeather And Climate The Brief Overview Weather is a specific event—like a rainstorm or hot day—that happens over a few hours, days or weeks. Climate is the average weather conditions in a place over 30 years or more. What's the Difference Between Weather and Climate? 10 Interesting Things About Glaciers What Is Permafrost? How Do We Know the Climate Is Changing? What Can Trees Tell Us About Climate Change? NASA Missions Studying Weather and Climate Airborne Aura CloudSat Suomi NPP For Educators More to Explore A Guide to Climate Change for Kids What Is the Water Cycle? What Is an Urban Heat Island? Why Does NASA Care About Food? Why Does NASA Study Earth? Make a NASA Climate Kids Pumpkin! 10 Interesting Things About Air Coral Bleaching What Is Climate Change? What Is the Greenhouse Effect? What else do we need to find out? Which Pole Is Colder? How Does Climate Change Affect the Ocean? Why Is Carbon Important? Keeping Track of Water in the Soil What do all these graphs mean? 10 Interesting Things About Earth
Weather Wiz Kids weather information for kids Climate What is climate?Climate is the average weather usually taken over a 30-year time period for a particular region and time period. Climate is not the same as weather, but rather, it is the average pattern of weather for a particular region. What is our climate system? What causes weather? Click Here to learn more about the Earth's water cycle. Why do we have seasons? What is the significance of the Sun to the Earth? Why do we get more sunlight in the summer than in the winter? What is the purpose of the Moon? Why do the leaves change color? What is Climate Change? What is Global Warming? Is the Earth getting warmer? Global Warming may be a big problem, but can you make a difference? What is El Niño? What type of a climate pattern do we see with an El Niño? What type of climate pattern do we see with La Niña? What is the tropopause? What is deforestation? What is erosion? What is acid rain? Climate Activities Lesson Plan: Here is a great lesson plan on El Niño.
THE WEATHER DISASTER by Matthew McElligott , Matthew McElligott Having survived disastrous dinosaurs in the first series installment, students at the Mad Scientist Academy now attempt to comprehend the mystery of weather. Six students make up the class assembled outside the laboratory: an amphibious creature, a werewolf, a robot, a vampire, a giant insect, and a monster resembling Frankenstein’s. Dr. Cosmic, whose flaming red hair recalls another cartoon scientist beloved by children, is ensconced in a wearable weather balloon, ready to test its efficacy. His colleague, meteorologist Nimbus, works the controls. With outlandish situations rendering scientific concepts memorable, McElligott has concocted a winning formula for learning as entertainment.