Description
Do your students know what the weather map symbols mean—but still struggle to figure out what the map is actually telling them?
This Reading Weather Maps activity gives students the practice they need to move from identifying weather symbols to actually interpreting weather patterns and predicting weather.
The six-page student workbook walks students through common weather map symbols and then provides five pages of practice reading weather maps and using the information to predict what the weather will be like.
And because it’s available as both a printable PDF and a Google Doc, you can use it whether your students are working with paper or devices.
What Students Will Do
Students will:
- Learn what common weather map symbols represent
- Practice reading information from weather maps
- Use legends and symbols to interpret weather conditions
- Look for patterns and trends
- Use weather map information to predict upcoming weather
- Apply what they’ve learned to multiple practice maps
The activities give students repeated opportunities to practice the skill instead of simply reading about weather maps once and moving on.
What’s Included?
Student Workbook: 6 pages of student activities, including:
- 1 page explaining weather map symbols
- 5 pages of practice interpreting weather maps
- Questions requiring students to analyze weather information and predict weather
Teacher Support
- Complete answer key
- Printable PDF version
- Google Doc version
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