Severe Weather: Forecasts Help Us Get Ready — Review game

1st grade (ages 6–7) - Kindergarten (ages 5–6)

Four gray clouds: one drops rain into a puddle, one drops snowflakes on snowy trees, one drops small icy grains, and one drops big hailstones on the grass.

Review game for the lesson “Severe Weather: Forecasts Help Us Get Ready”: 10 questions drawn at random every round. Free science game.

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Review game for the lesson “Severe Weather: Forecasts Help Us Get Ready”: 10 questions drawn at random every round. Free science game.

Review the lesson “Severe Weather: Forecasts Help Us Get Ready”

This game uses the questions from the end of the lesson. Each round draws 10 of them at random, and the answers change places. After each answer, an explanation helps you understand.

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Severe weather is weather that can be dangerous, like a thunderstorm, a very strong wind, or a big snowstorm.

Possible answers:

  • True
  • False

Which kind of weather is severe weather?

Possible answers:

  • A sunny day with a soft breeze
  • A thunderstorm with lightning
  • A cloudy morning with no rain

Every town in the world gets the same kinds of severe weather.

Possible answers:

  • True
  • False