A weather word search

Build scientific vocabulary with a
weather word search
game. You can do this in several ways. The first step in making a vocabulary activity is deciding on the
list of words
you want to drill. Your word weather list will depend on the age of the children who will be solving the puzzle.For young kids, a weather word search can include simple words that describe basic weather and atmospheric phenomena. Examples of such words are rain, snow, sunshine, cloud, wind, temperature, season, tornado, hurricane, and the like. Many of the
keywords used in building
a meteorological website. Older students can drill with more advanced scientific words such as barometric pressure, cold front, meteorological, and whatever else is taught in the lessons you are doing. Really love word searches? Well check out this book.
On the other Hand…
Kids might enjoy an
air traffic control
game to drill
weather words.
Air traffic controllers work in a profession that is sometimes overlooked in importance.

A few years back when they all went on strike it became evident to the public that these are some of the most important people around when it comes to keeping our modern world running safely. Of course,
air
traffic controllers remain acutely aware of the weather as well as the traffic patterns of the planes and runways. Words that pertain to the air traffic control profession might include communication,
radar,
air space, flight pattern, and stress (go figure!) The stress really mounts for these people when the weather turns inclement. It's a challenging job guiding aircraft to the ground in the middle of a tornado or thunder storm. You can fit the words together by hand if you like, or you can go to a number of different educational websites to create your weather word search puzzles. One such page is http://superkids.com/aweb/tools/words/search/. It's easy to use. Enter a list of words, select a grid size and the site does the rest. Have fun with this.
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