Weather Lesson: Music and Art
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Created by Teacher(s): Kelly Stone, Sustainable Jersey for Schools|Published on: August 3, 2024
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Synopsis
Students learn about extreme weather and the sounds associated with it and create a weather instrument.
Inquire: Students look at extreme weather patterns and share how weather impacts their community.
Investigate: Students learn different kinds of extreme weather and pick one to draw.
Inspire: Students use art and imagination to create weather instruments mimicking a specific kind of weather.
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Kelly Stone
K-5 STEM Teacher
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