WASHINGTON — Teachers and parents, here's a fun way to enhance your weather lessons with young learners: coloring pages, word searches and more ways to make meteorology interactive.
The WUSA9 Weather Watch team recently launched classroom visits so they can share their meteorological passions with students. They have presentations catered to every grade level and would be happy to work with schools in the DMV to determine the best topics to cover during a visit. You can learn more about scheduling a visit with a member of the team here.
But to keep the learning going long after we visit your school, WUSA9 has also created an interactive e-book filled with lessons on everything from the tools meteorologists use daily to how to practice safety during severe weather.
Download the full WUSA9 Weather Classroom e-book here; you can print and use it in your classrooms or at home.
Color this D.C. scenery while you learn about the unique features of ECO9, a first-of-its-kind Toyota hybrid news vehicle. While this isn't a solution to climate change or the environmental threats impacting our community, it's a step in the right direction.
Learn about ECO9 as you help Chief Meteorologist Topper Shutt navigate back to the broadcast house, as he avoids flooding and other weather hazards. Remember, turn around, don't drown.
How many meteorological words can you find, or unscramble?
Watch a WUSA9 newscast and see how many weather words we use. Share your completed weather bingo card with us at weatherclassroom@wusa9.com for a chance to be our weather bingo winner of the week!