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Were you the one who studied clouds for a season?
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I have recently read on here that someone did a cloud study for a season with her children. If that was you will you be willing to share some ideas/resources? Thank you for your help.
Was it Bookworm in the science post? Her point was to make sure they do a thorough narration and really know the material, including how to identify clouds.
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I would think any weather book would have it. What ages are your children? I need something for elementary, but I like the looks of Eric Sloane’s weather books and I am not sure if it would work at those ages.
My children are 12 and 16. I don’t want to lose touch with the “real”world. I would like to do a cloud study, to learn weather patterns and forecasting and after that a study of the night sky, basic constellations, north star, etc. We have done this in the past but I want to be more thorough and do more “technical” journaling. Skills such as these are becoming lost in our techy society and I don’t want my children to be the “last children in the woods”.
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