Tracking Weather Patterns Through Journaling and Observation

The video introduces the concept of keeping a weather journal to observe and record daily weather conditions. It explains different types of weather, such as rainy, sunny, cloudy, snowy, and windy, and discusses how weather patterns can change with the seasons. The video also describes how to use a thermometer to measure temperature and encourages viewers to maintain a weather journal to track weather patterns over time. By observing the weather regularly, viewers can learn to identify patterns and make predictions about future weather conditions.

What is one way to record the weather each day?

• Write a story about it

• Draw a picture or write it down

• Sing a song about it

• Dance to express it

Which type of weather is described as having no sun but lots of clouds?

• Rainy

• Sunny

• Cloudy

• Snowy

What might you notice about the weather during the middle of a season?

• It changes every hour

• It never changes

• It follows a pattern

• It is always rainy

What is the job title of someone who studies the weather every day?

• Geologist

• Meteorologist

• Astronomer

• Biologist

What tool can help you find out the temperature outside?

• Anemometer

• Thermometer

• Hygrometer

• Barometer

What does it mean if the liquid in a thermometer is high?

• It is cold outside

• It is raining outside

• It is hot outside

• It is windy outside

When is a good time to write in your weather journal?

• Right after breakfast

• Only on weekends

• Before going to bed

• At different times each day

What should you do after observing the weather for five days?

• Only observe on sunny days

• Stop observing

• Look for patterns

• Change the observation time

What can you learn by keeping a weather journal for a whole year?

• The best time to plant flowers

• The hottest and coldest days

• The best time to go on vacation

• The most popular weather

What is one benefit of sharing your weather journal with friends?

• They will do your observations for you

• You can compare observations

• They can copy your work

• You can stop observing