Weather Worksheets (Set of 4)

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Included Worksheets:

1. Weather Review
2. Weather Instruments
3. Weather Fronts/Maps
4. Relative Humidity

Individual Descriptions:

Weather Review: 4 CONTENT-DENSE PAGES – 42-question standards-based weather worksheet for homework, test prep, or class review! This worksheet includes weather maps to analyze, prior standardized test questions from various tests, and multiple-choice questions that require a bit more analysis than a typical matching or vocabulary worksheet. Topics covered include:

• Reading a weather map
• Cold/warm fronts
• Air pressure
• Weather associated with different fronts/pressure systems
• Basics of convection/wind

Weather Instruments: (3 pages) Includes a short article on weather instruments and a worksheet with two sections:

• Part One: Identify the name and the function of weather tools by looking at their image.
• Part Two: Students read quick real-world scenarios and decide which weather instrument would be used in that situation.

Included Instruments: anemometer, barometer, windsock, hygrometer, thermometer, rain gauge, weather balloon, weather satellite

Weather Fronts/Maps: (2 pages) This worksheet includes two parts:

• Part One – Students look at a weather map and answer questions about the weather fronts shown on it.
• Part Two – Students follow directions to create their own weather map.

Relative Humidity: (3 pages) Middle school level! In this activity, students will:

• Read basic background information about relative humidity and the tool we use to measure it, the psychrometer.
• Answer text-dependent questions.
• Calculate relative humidity.

Teacher Notes:

• Answer keys included.
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Related Standards:

• NGSS MS-ESS2-5: Collect data to provide evidence for how the motions and complex interactions of air masses result in changes in weather conditions.