Weather Preparedness Lesson: Performance Arts
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Created by Teacher(s): Kelly Stone, Sustainable Jersey for Schools|Published on: August 2, 2024
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Synopsis
Students study weather and how to prepare for it using performances to foster creativity and teamwork.
Inquire: Students review what they have learned about extreme weather.
Investigate: Students play a game online to help them understand the importance of being prepared for different types of weather.
Inspire: Students work in small collaborative teams to create a weather-related skit that depicts a weather event.
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Kelly Stone
K-5 STEM Teacher
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