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WEATHER AND THE WATER CYCLE

Level: Entry Level

In successfully completing this unit, the learner will haveEvidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1. look at weather forecasts in newspapers and on television

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2. identify at least four weather symbols, eg temperature, wind direction, cloud cover, precipitation

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3. use a thermometer to measure the temperature of at least four areas in the school environment and record the results

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4. use a rain-gauge to measure rainfall and record the results

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5. read a barometer and record the results

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6. compile a weather chart for one week, using the readings taken for temperature, air pressure and rainfall

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7. identify three types of cloud, eg nimbus, cirrus, cumulus

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8. produce a drawing showing the water cycle

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shown knowledge of

9. the following factual information: (a) that weather happens in the Earth's atmosphere, (b) that water exists in different states, ie as a solid, a liquid and a gas

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10. the water cycle

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11. vocabulary associated with weather, eg frost, snow, storms, thunder and ice

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12. the variation in weather through the seasons.

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Approved 26 May 1999

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