This page offers information for children, teens and young adults. Materials range from coloring books, puzzles and games, to lesson plans, brochures, satellite images, and career information for weather related fields, such as meteorology, hydrology and climatology.

• Classroom Materials
• Student Sites
• Graphics, Photos, Images
• Glossary, Bibliography
• Other Weather Sites
• Careers in Weather
• Other links

Classroom Materials

• Safety Brochures, Booklets, etc. on weather topics
• Videos, slides, books, posters, charts, software, calendars, more!
• Ideas and sources of ideas for classrooms
• K-12 outreach activities in weather and climate
• Lightning safety games, activities, lesson plans for Teachers
• Ideas for using weather and tornadoes to teach math and science
• How to keep your school safe during hazardous weather
• National Science Education Standards
  

Student Sites

• Play time for kids
• Climate games, activities, links, materials
• FEMA's homework for kids
• FEMA's kid links
• Jetstream and Weather
  

Graphics, Photos, Images

• Satellite images
• Images from NOAA Library collection
• Lightning photos
  

Glossary, Bibliography

• References and bibliography
• Glossary of Weather Terms
  

Other Weather Sites

• Local NWS Offices: K-14 educational activities, office tours, brochures, etc.
  
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) educational site
• NOAA science initiatives
• NASA's Education Site (Satellite Weather)
• National Severe Storm Laboratory resource listing for teachers
• The American Meteorological Society's Education Page
• The Weather Channel Teacher Advocates
• national, state and local science teacher's associations

Careers/Classes in Weather

• Career information from the AMS
• Weather-related degree programs
• "Image Processing in an Introductory Survey Courses in Astronomy and Meteorology"
• "Augmenting an Internet Course, a Multi-level Model"
• MS level courses University of North Dakota Department of Atmospheric Sciences.
• Index of the Forecast Decision Training Branch (FDTB) Distance Learning Modules.
• The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research links to member university product in meteorology.
• Peterson's Guide to Distance Learning courses, a database which lists some meteorology and hydrology courses available through Distance Learning