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Visit the weather forecast set of a local TV station to find out what people do to put together a broadcast. Notice equipment, lighting, jobs, computers.
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Find out how weather predictions are made. Make a trip to a meteorology lab. Invite a weather specialist to visit.
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Record weather conditions on charts. Try to identify seasonal trends. Take weather safety precautions for your area.
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To make TV equipment: With your friends, figure out what you need for a pretend TV weather broadcast set. Cover your work area with newspaper. Put on a Crayola® Art Smock. With Crayola® Washable Tempera and So Big® Brushes, paint a box to look like a came
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Draw camera details such as a grip and lens with Crayola® Washable Markers. Or cut them out of construction paper with Crayola® Scissors. Glue on with Crayola® School Glue.
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To make signs and maps: On poster board, create a sign with the names of the weather broadcast and station. Design a logo. Glue a map to another sheet of poster board.
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With construction paper and markers, draw satellite pictures and signs to illustrate different kinds of weather. Find clothing props that forecasters in your area might wear to do programs outdoors.
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Choose theme music. Take turns as stagehands, producer, camera crew, forecaster, announcer, commercials, and TV audience.
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