HIT: Weather info for intermediate grades

[PotokaG <PotokaG@AOL.COM>]

These are the reponses I received.  Thank you to all who responded.

Gene Potoka, Administrative Assistant
the Daystar school, Chicago
PotokaG@aol.com

-Try the GLOBE project. I don't have the address at hand, but I don't think
it'll be too hard to locate with a search engine.

-Scroll down the pg to #'s 116-118 they are all about weather.
http://www.mcrel.org/connect/sciencelessons.html

-We have some links on our curriculum pages.  They're at
link.ci.lexington.ma.us/WWW/LPS/Libdept/grade3.html

-Check out the article in the Mar/Apr issue of MultiMedia Schools p. 46.  It's
got some great ideas and sites.

-I think http://noaa.gov is the National Weather Service site

-The Weather Channel's is a great site!
www.weather.com

-http://weather.yahoo.com
Is pretty good.  There are a lot of maps available.  Some of it is probably
too high-level, but much of it would be good, I think.

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