Weather Education and Weather Activities for the Classroom

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Weather Encyclopedia

Glossary

Online Resource Guide

Teacher Resources

Welcome to WeatherED - short for Weather Education. WeatherED is like your very own online weather classroom. This is where you'll learn everything you've ever wanted to know about the weather. Click on one of the buttons to the left to find out more about the wonders of weather!

	What exactly is El Nino? Is the world's climate really getting warmer? What causes a tornado? If you want to learn the answers to these questions, visit our Weather Encyclopedia. You'll find all kinds of incredible information about hurricanes, heat waves, global warming, winter storms and much more. Just click on the Weather Encyclopedia button to your left and then click on one of our weather topics to learn more. Before you know it, you'll be a weather expert!

	As you look through The Weather Channel Kids website, you may come across a few words you don't recognize. If you're not sure what a weather word or phrase means, check out our glossary. From "absolute humidity" all the weay to "zenith," our glossary includes definitions of every weather word under the sun. Click on the Glossary button to see for yourself.

	Although we happen to think that The Weather Channel Kids is the coolest weather website online, there are some more great weather sites out there. Click on the Online Resources Guide button to check out some of the other best weather sites on the web.

	Kids beware---you are now entering the teacher's lounge! If you're an educator, you've come to the right place. This is where you'll find unique lesson plans that will help you introduce weather, climate and environmental issues to your classroom in fun and meaningful ways. And best of all? They're completely free! Click on the Teacher Resource button to discover a wealth of exciting classroom tools from The Weather Channel.