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Hi Bailey!
Dpending on what grade you decide to work with, if it is younger students the weather can be something simple but interactive for students. Observing the weather with students and creating things that can engage them in experiments that simulate weather patterns, like creating mini tornadoes in bottles can be a fun but engaging activity. Depending on the weather, you can have students participate in activities that mimic what’s happening outside. For instance, if it’s raining, they can learn about how precipitation works through experiments with rain in a jar, or explore how weathering occurs with water. Focus on the water cycle and do things with how ice may melt. Solid to liquid
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