Rain and Floods facts

Students profile/age of the student:6 -12 years old
Connected subject in the curriculumScience, Math,
Skills and competencies to be developedcritical thinking, content knowledge, storytelling, listening skills,
Terminology, keywordsRain, raindrop, flood, monsoon
Teaching techniques and tools:Storytelling, warm-up activities, brainstorming, case study…
Materials needed:– Whiteboard
– Blank papers
– pencils
Materials offeredAdditional links:
http://www.weatherwizkids.com/weather-rain.htm
The time needed for the activityapprox 20 minutes

Description

boy holding clear umbrella
Photo by Victoria Borodinova on Pexels.com

Use the provided link and write on the board the following topics:
– How does rain form?
– What causes rain?
– How big is a raindrop?…
– Ask the students what they think about the topics, which will lead to a discussion.
– Write down their thoughts
– After the discussion offer the explanation
– Compare it with the findings the students offer

Link: patch.com/colorado/denver/metro-denver-weather-forecast-snow-rain-wind

Notes
– When presenting the facts, make sure everybody understands them, if not provide additional explanation.
– Through the activity students will learn interesting facts about raindrops, monsoons, why its raining…
– The activity will trigger their critical thinking and creativity.

Rain and Floods facts