STORM Project OER Collection - High School Activities in Air Quality
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 Middle School Activities in the Air Quality 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
Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere, STORM Project
Concentration is Essential for this Task!: An Activity in Comparing of Concentrations, STORM Project
Finding the Planetary Boundary Layer, STORM Project
Indoor Air Pollution, STORM Project
It’s Time for a Change, STORM Project
Oxygen Give and Take, STORM Project
Particulate Matter Matters!, STORM Project
There's a Hole in My Umbrella: A Mini-Unit on Acid Deposition, STORM Project
There's a Whole Lotta Spillin' Goin' On!, STORM Project
To Burn or Not to Burn, STORM Project
Understanding Dispersion Models Using Computer Technology, STORM Project
You're One in a Million: An Activity in Comparing of Concentrations, STORM Project
