Take students OUTSIDE to predict weather using the clouds guide. The lesson moves onto talking about 3 different types of rainfall and gets the students to guess how and why. I’m using this as an introduction to Flooding. Yr8 have just finished off Rivers and this is a bit of a bridging lesson. The powerpoint is not quite finished off (ie the title slide is not done properly) but the rest is done (although not background).
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clouds do not predict the weather - they are in response to the temperature gradient which exist in the atmosphere and move and develop within an airmass thereby transferring and exchanging energy around the globe. In addition there are only 2 (yes 2) types of rainfall (processes) convectional (showers) and advection (frontal)
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