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Objective: Create the three types of clouds. DO NOW Pick up construction paper & rubric Open red textbook to pg. 487 INTRO What does the word nimbus mean.

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1 Objective: Create the three types of clouds. DO NOW Pick up construction paper & rubric Open red textbook to pg. 487 INTRO What does the word nimbus mean in terms of clouds? OUTRO Why are some clouds formed from water droplets, while others are made up of ice crystal?

2 Cloud Project – pg. 487 You will make THREE clouds out of cotton balls: Cirrus, Stratus, & Cumulus LABEL each cloud WRITE three facts for each: Cumulus, Stratus, Cirrus Altitude of the cloud matters, plan ahead DRAW and LABEL three other types of clouds. (You will NOT get extra cotton balls) ***Extra Credit*** Include other clouds in your project and name them.

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4 OUTRO Which type of cloud is your favorite? Why?

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