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Warm-Up: Copy Key Question Objective How do air masses form? WHAT: Students will model the formation of air masses HOW: By drawing a model of air mass formation WHY: To determine how air masses will eventually have different characteristics and form fronts.

Warm-Up: Make sure key question is in your notebook. Objective How does fluid densities affect the interactions between air masses in the formation of fronts? WHAT: Students will model the formation of fronts HOW: By creating front simulations using water, which represents air WHY: To determine how fluid density affects the formation of fronts when two air masses collide.

Warm-Up: Make sure key question is in your notebook. Objective What are the characteristics of the front types (compare and contrast the fronts)? WHAT: Students will model the formation of fronts HOW: By creating front simulations using water, which represents air WHY: To determine how fluid density affects the formation of fronts when two air masses collide.

FRONTS https://www.thoughtco.com/occluded-fronts-overview-3444112 https://kidsgeo.com/geography-for-kids/atmospheric-disturbances/

Warm-Up: Make sure key question is in your notebook. Objective What are the weather effects of fronts? WHAT: Students will describe the weather associated with fronts HOW: By researching front types WHY: To determine how fronts affect weather

Colored Paper http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/guides/mtr/af/frnts/home.rxml

Cold Front

Warm Front

Stationary Front