Students explore satellite data and graphing. In this weather data analysis math and science instructional activity, students analyze NASA satellite data to draw conclusions about geographical areas where precipitation might have...

The class defines similes after creating a KWL chart about them. Groups rotate through a series of stations in which they creatively complete similes. They create a picture booklet that contains similes. However, the booklet topic and...

Thaw your class this winter with a cool lesson on snowflakes! Youngsters choose a picture of a real snowflake from a website, print the image, and then use it to make their own crystalline craft. As they examine the snowflake pictures,...

Students investigate the concept of a snowflake and how they are formed in nature. They conduct research in order to find images as models for an art project. Students create a snowflake with Crayola Markers and scissors to cut the shape.

Students increase eye-hand coordination as they create decorative snowflakes out of recycled packing peanuts.

In this earth science worksheet, students visit the weather sites listed to answer the weather questions on the sheet. They define super cell and complete the paragraph. Students also name and sketch three types of snowflakes.

In this let it snow activity, students, with a partner, read and discuss nine questions about sports to start a conversation and then fill in ten blanks in ten sentences associated with snow phrases.

In this reading comprehension worksheet students read a passage about Wilson Bentley, The Snowflake Man. Students will then answer six multiple choice recall questions pertaining to the story.

Students create a sparkling crystal snowflake. Crystals are created from water and borax.

Students examine how different crystals are formed, observe crystals in the making, observe with a hand lens and cite the geometric qualities, and relate the necessary natural occurrences needed to create crystals.

Students discover how snowflakes in nature are really formed, and recreate this process with paper and glue.

There are eight activity sheets for a lesson plan on the states of matter and crystal formation. Not all of them are valuable. Some even require snow to be falling outdoors! Perhaps the best this resource has to offer an activity in...

Students discuss the conditions needed for snowflakes to fall. Individually, they follow directions to make their own snowflakes out of construction paper. To end the lesson, they decorate their snowflakes with glitter and hang...

Students sort snowflakes according to their physical properties. In this snowflakes lesson plan, students also create a pictograph of the different kinds of snowflakes with worksheets provided.

Students read books, learn about the letter s, and eat snow cones all to learn about snow. In this snow lesson plan, students also make snowflakes and finger paint white snow on blue paper.

Students explore language arts by reading stories regarding water properties. In this snowflakes lesson, students read the book Millions of Snowflakes and create sugar cookies in the shape of snowflakes. Students create snowflake art...

In this water vocabulary worksheet, students read and learn 12 words that pertain to water and the water cycle. Each word and definition is printed on a separate page in a snowflake shape.

For this Quadratic Koch worksheet, students fill out a chart about the edges, edge length, total length, and different areas of a snowflake. Students do this for 8 snowflakes.

In this snowflakes worksheet, learners cut out the given snowflakes and place them on graph paper to solve problems such as area and measurement. Students do this for 6 snowflakes.

In this snowflake worksheet, learners fold and cut a snowflake by following the directions given. Students follow 10 sets of directions.

Learners create their own crystal snowflake. In this snowflake lesson, students discuss how snow forms and the individuality of snowflakes. They make their own snowflake (crystals) using pipe cleaners, string, and borax.

In this counting winter snowflakes worksheet, students count the snowflakes, then circle or color the correct numeral from a series of 4 numerals (1-4).

Students create a picture of a snowman and snowflake. In this winter art lesson, students listen to the story The Biggest, Best Snowman by Margery Cuyler and create a winter scene picture. They make a snowman out of different size...