This page is not for student use, it is simply ideas for field trips dealing with weather. I personally like the visiting a new station one. It is practical application

This page is interactive. The students can learn more about the weather topics they would like to know more about. It is user friendly and colorful.

This page is easy to navigate and could be used the first day of the lesson to get students interested in the topic. It briefly covers the basics of weather.

I would use The Weather Channel to show students that learning about weather is important. We are surrounded by weather daily. This website provides practical application, so they understand why they are learning about it.

This page provides a lab project where students can work together to create their very own barometer. It uses materials that are easily accessible, so they can try it at home as well.

This is a short video clip about weather. It explains how weather works in terms that kids will be able to understand. It isn't the best video ever, but it is short enough that students shouldn't lose focus.

This website is great. It was created by a meteorologist specifically with children in mind. She wanted them to be able to learn more about "the fascinating world of weather." I couldn't pick just one link, as I feel the entire website is incredible educational.

This is such a neat tool for teaching weather. The students get to create their own weather, but it must follow certain weather patterns or rules. I would definitely use this in a classroom as a game to reinforce what the students had already learned.