Natural disasters, sometimes called natural hazards, can cause major damage to the environment, property, wildlife and human health. These may include events like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, landslides, wildfires, volcanic eruptions, and extreme temperatures. Identifying Natural Disasters Download the Identifying Natural Disasters matching and definition worksheet. What types of natural disasters could occur …
Whether or not we read, listen to, or watch a forecast, the weather is something we experience and observe around us each and every day. A great way to introduce early ages to weather science is simply by noticing and recording what’s happening outside. By using the Line-a-Day weather observation journal, you’ll have a …
When days get shorter, the air cools, and tree leaves change colors, many parts of North America experience the fall season. Enthusiasts of the season will be excited to enjoy their favorite fall activities like bonfires, corn mazes, or apple orchard visits – all against the beautiful backdrop of colorful trees filled with vibrant oranges, …
Rainbows are undoubtedly one of the most beautiful (and bright) anomalies of the weather world. They take a perfect combination of sunlight, the right atmosphere, and the right point of view to create and witness. Sunlight bends as it moves through the higher density water droplets, causing the light to split into the different colors …
