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Before and after the storm
A series of slides taken before and after Hurricane Katrina, from Nature.
FEMA for kids:
the disaster area
Developed for children by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, USA, this
site presents information on natural disasters including hurricanes, tsunami,
floods, volcanoes, fires and earthquakes. The site is easy to navigate and
explanations are clear. Practical advice on surviving a disaster is also
included, as well as activities and photos.
Forces of Nature
Students can learn more about earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, and hurricanes
through maps, photos, and 3D animations, and then take control of them using
interactive features.
Hurricane Katrina resources for the classroom
This site consists of links to a wide range of teaching ideas, activities and
information about hurricanes, including some resources specific to Hurricane
Katrina.
Hurricane: Storm Science
From the Miami Museum of Science, this site includes information on hurricanes,
stories from survivors and practical activities and experiments. Topics include
temperature, pressure, humidity and wind.
Hurricane Watch
This Education World lesson planning page links to activities for various ages
and subject areas and to hurricane information. Includes links to Hurricane
Katrina reports.
Modelling
Tropical Cyclones
Produced by the Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology for grades 5-6, this lesson
plan incorporates online information and animations about the formation of
tropical cyclones in northern Australia.
NOAA Conducts
Aerial Survey Of Regions Ravaged By Hurricane Katrina
Images of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina from the National Oceanic &
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce.
Web Weather for Kids
This site uses many graphics and photos to enhance explanations. Topics include
hurricanes, thunderstorms, clouds, tornadoes and blizzards as well as the basic
science of temperature, pressure, volume and density. Includes practical
activities and experiments and online interactive games.
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