Tessa learned how clouds are formed and the different classifications of clouds through a variety of picture books and learning activities. Many of the activities were a bit of a letdown. Tessa thought we were going to "cook up" a big puffy white cloud, not create a teeny puff of condensation in a jar. Hah!
- Read What Are Clouds? by Ellen Lawrence.
- Completed The Mailbox Investigating Weather, Grades 1-3 "Clouds: Sing a Song of Cloud Types" and "Cooking Up a Cloud" (page 9).
Wednesday
- Read The Cloud Book by Tomie dePaola.
- Completed The Mailbox Investigating Weather, Grades 1-3 "Clouds: Clouds of Foam" (page 8). (This activity didn't work as well as I thought it would. Perhaps we used too much shaving cream?)
Thursday
- Read Clouds by Anne Rockwell.
- Completed The Mailbox Investigating Weather, Grades 1-3 "Clouds: Cloudy Weather Windows" (page 11).
Tessa's completed "Cloudy Weather Windows." She created various types of clouds with cotton balls, labeled them and then illustrated the resultant weather underneath them. |
Following Monday
- Tessa read Clouds by Marion Dane Bauer during reading.
- Read Cloud Dance by Thomas Locker.
- Read Little Cloud by Eric Carle.
- Completed The Mailbox Investigating Weather, Grades 1-3 "Clouds: Clouds Up Close" (page 10).
All Week Long
- Completed The Mailbox Investigating Weather, Grades 1-3 "Clouds: Cloud Journal" (page 12).
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