STORM Project OER Collection - Level 1 Weather Activities
The Science Center for Teaching, Outreach, and Research on Meteorology (STORM Project) at the University of Northern Iowa (UNI) is a cooperative program between the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and UNI. The Project seeks to initiate, support, and coordinate education, service, and research activities that relate weather information and conceptual models of the atmosphere to relevant user communities in Iowa and the Midwest. STORM is developing programming in three areas: Curriculum Development, Remote Sensing, and Meteorological Decision Support..
The Level 1 Weather Activities collection is a subset of the larger STORM Project OER Collection, which includes a set of meteorology lab activities developed for middle and high school students. All activities are classified as Open Educational Resources with Creative Commons licenses.
Submissions from 2007
Air Masses, STORM Project
Clouds Over Your Head, STORM Project
Do the Dewpoint!, STORM Project
Highs, Lows and Patterns in the Wind, STORM Project
How Fast Does the Wind Blow?, STORM Project
Patterns of Temperature, STORM Project
Weather Around Highs and Lows, STORM Project
Weather Maps and Fronts, STORM Project
Weather Station Plots, STORM Project
What's the Temperature?, STORM Project
Where Did the Water Go?, STORM Project
Where Is it Hot or Cold?, STORM Project
Which Way Does the Wind Blow?, STORM Project
