Investigating the weather
Caroline Clissold
- Reading
- Read a section at a time, then try one of its questions together: observe local weather, compare it with another place, or discuss what information a forecast provides.
- Themes
- Weather and people’s choices: The book asks how weather affects human activity and holiday choices, including what people might take with them. The listed questions frame this as an informational exploration of possible effects, rather than a stated recommendation.
- Observing and measuring weather: The contents ask how we know what the weather will be like and how it can be measured at school. These topics are presented as questions for investigation and learning.
- Worth knowing
- The listed topics include rain, snow and wind, alongside questions about human activity and holidays. The extent and detail of each topic are not clear.