• 'Be Prepared for an Emergency' coloring pages
• 'If A Tornado Comes...' coloring pages
• 'Winter Safety' coloring pages
• Disaster Preparedness Coloring Book, from the American Red Cross
• Be Ready Coloring Book, from the American Red Cross

• Play Time for Kids - From the NWS Office of Meteorology
• For Kids Only - From NASA
• FEMA for Kids...The Disaster Area - L:earn about everything from tornadoes to volcanoes to earthquakes!
• National Severe Storms Laboratory's Weather Room - Great site for kids and parents! Check out links to coloring books!
• NOAA's Weather Page for Students - Some great links aimed at students K-12
• Owlie Skywarn Page - Read up on Owlie Skywarn's weather safety tips and activities

• Weather Resources For Educators Available Online - The National Weather Service has tools available for educators to teach a number of subjects including science, math, geometry, geography, and biology. These tools use simplified methods to communicate important facts to everyone from pre-schoolers to college-level students. From understanding how tornadoes form to identifying cloud formations, these resources are easy to download for your convenience.
• Weather Here and There - 6 weather-related lessons using the Internet and a hands-on approach. Grades 4-6.
• The Weather Unit - Extensive list of weather-related class projects.
• K-12 Outreach Activities in Weather and Climate - Various weather links from the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR)
• Blustery Beginnings - Learn about the wind

• Tornado in a Box - Instructions for building your very own tornado, courtesy of the NWS office in Wichita, KS.
• COMET Educational Links - These sites contain resources and materials for grades K-12 , provided by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR).
• NOAA Electronic Publications - Resources and links provided by the NOAA Library.
• NOAA's Weather page for all ages - With several great movie clips of weather phenomena.

The main goal of DataStreme is to train Weather Resource Education Teachers for grades K-12. DataStreme is a 13 week distance learning course. Teachers successfully completing the course will receive 3 semester hour graduate credits from the State University of New York at Brockport. The course also requires 3 group meetings. One meeting will be at the local National Weather Service Office. In southern Colorado, the group has a tour of the National Weather Service Office in Pueblo. More information is available on the DataStreme Information Page . 

For more information on DataStreme, a list of Local Implementation Team leaders for the entire country is also available.