Relative Temperature Hot, Cold, Warm, or Cool

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

U16 What's the weather like?

Advertisements

Student & Teacher Generated Weather Riddles

WEATHER Read each slide. Look at each picture. Answer each question.

Water Hot Water, Cold Water Investigation 2 Part 1: Build A Thermometer.

MATTER Read each slide. Look closely at each picture. Answer each question.

What Is Heat? (left) These two thermometers serve as hints that heat is a form of energy that is based on temperature. (right) A computer processor cooling.

Food Chains and Food Webs

Weather and Climate What’s the Difference?.

Weather By: Tai Hadley Kindergarten. Students Will Learn… Exactly what weather is Exactly what weather is Different weather patterns Different weather.

What are the 6 tools we use to measure the weather?

 Know how to measure weather.  Know the tools we use it to measure weather.

Influences on Weather. EQ: What has an effect on the weather?

Influences on Weather. EQ: What has an effect on the weather?

The Weather By: Tai Hadley. What Will the Weather be Today?  Sunny  Stormy  Rainy  Snowy Menu.

Kindergarten Science This presentation was created under the guidelines of the fair use act.

Change of state: Melting & Heating Curves Ice to Steam.

How does the ocean affect weather?. Ocean water is heated at the equator. Why does it heat up more at the equator than other parts of the world?

Weather and Climate Unit Part 1: Introduction to Weather and Climate Key Learning: The unequal heating and cooling of the Earth’s surface causes our weather.

A.Humidity A measure of the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere is called __________. Air can hold only so much water vapor. However, _______ air.

Satellite Maps 1.What do satellite images show? 2.What can meteorologists.

Weather Weather--what the air is like at different times and places.

Water Cycle and Climate Cameron S. and Sean F.. Water Cycle The sun evaporates water which rises as water vapor Water vapor condenses into clouds The.

Unit 4 Weather Lesson 3 How is Weather Predicted?.

Water and Weather Unit Week 14 Directions 1.Prepare your desk for science. Put your signed test face down on your desk. 2.Use voice level 2 (conversation)

Template created by Theresa MeyerTheresa Meyer All sound clips and studio images are from Jeopardy’s web site at

Heat and Temperature 9+.

LEARNING ABOUT THE WEATHER RAIN, TEMPERATURE, AND WIND.

LETS MEASURE WEATHER!. Meteorology  The study of weather  Meteorologists are scientists who study meteorology on a daily basis.

We can all tell what is hot and what is cold. We use our sense of touch to tell us if things are hot or cold. We can feel what is hot and what is cold.

WATER IN THE AIR.

Our Weather Word Wall thermometertemperaturecloudcloud cover precipitation wind direction rain gaugeweather vain anemometerwind speedthunderlightning.

How these Changes affect Our Lives and the Earth.

Changes in Heat By Mrs. Scott. Why is it colder in the night than in the day? The sun is the greatest heat source in the world. As the sun comes up, it.

Lesson 3 – Oceans & Air Temperature © Brent Coley 2010 |

Temperature Chapter 45 – Page 306. How do we measure how hot or cold an object is?

What’s the weather out today? By Ms. Mariano’s Kindergarten Class June 26, 2007.

1 Thinking Do you check the weather forecast before you leave for school? What useful information do you get from the weather forecast? Consider.

BRAINPOP VIDEO.

What Causes Weather?. Weather Scientists gather information about: Temperature Water vapor Wind Air pressure.

CONCEPT: TEMPERATURE Basic Concepts Unlimited Developed by Dr Louis Benjamin. W: C: E:

Images were sourced from the following web sites: Slide 2:commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BorromeanRing...commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BorromeanRing...

Module 10 The weather Unit 1 It might snow.. Module 10 The weather Unit 1 It might snow.

Weather Tools Science 2.6.

Clouds and Precipitation

Heat and temperature.

Setting Copyright 2011, Kristin Ewing, non-commercial educational use

The closest star to the Earth

Weather & Climate.

Thermal Energy.

An Introduction To The Sun!

Student & Teacher Generated Weather Riddles

Student & Teacher Generated Weather Riddles

Weather Basics.

It’s a Matter of Safety.

Mixture A combination of two or more materials that can be easily separated by some physical means.

© Temperature ©

Chapter 5 – Earth’s Weather

Heat Standards:S3P1. Students will investigate how heat is produced and the effects of heating and cooling, and will understand a change in temperature.

Heat Standards:S3P1. Students will investigate how heat is produced and the effects of heating and cooling, and will understand a change in temperature.

Temperature Energy and Heat

Temperature Energy and Heat

The Sun’s Role in the Water Cycle

Change in Supply or Change in Quantity Supplied

Student & Teacher Generated Weather Riddles

Season & Weather Unit 5 The four seasons.

Energy and Chemical Changes

American Symbols Grade 5, Unit 3, Lesson1 ©2012, TESCCC.

Presentation transcript:

Relative Temperature Hot, Cold, Warm, or Cool

Probably the most often asked question in weather is: "What is the temperature going to be today?" The answer depends upon many things.

Most often, it is the time of day that has the most influence on the change in temperature. NIGHT

The meteorologist on the news usually tells us the high and low temperatures for the day. The temperature changes during the day- even more if a storm comes through.

Daily Temperatures Where does the meteorologist get the data when they report the temperature? They read thermometers throughout the day so we know what the temperature is: When we get up

Temperature Changes When we leave for school While we are at school When we go to bed When we get home

What do you think feels “cold”? What feels cold? What do you think feels “cold”?

What feels hot? What do you think feels “hot”?

How might heat cause change? (Think about an ice cream cone on a hot day!)

Why is it important to know what the temperature will be during the day? Share your thinking.

Image Credits Slides 1-3, 5-10 Microsoft. (Designer). (2010). Clip art [Web Graphic]. Retrieved from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/images/. Slide 4 Venegas, A. (Designer) (2010). Weather graph [Print].