5th & 6th grade AMI Science Packet for Additional Days if Needed after AMI Day-10
Students have 2 choices: Daily Weather Journal or BrainPop Lessons online.
{You can contact Mr. Rose by email: rrose@alpenaleopards.org or call 870-391-1789}
“Daily Weather Journal” For each day that we are out of school past AMI Day-10.
Each day, record the following information: Then, at least once per week, take pictures of your weather journal pages and email them to Mr. Rose at rrose@alpenaleopards.org
Date and Time of Observation:
Cloud Cover: None, Few (<10%), Isolated (10-25%), Scattered, (25-50%), Broken (50-90%), Overcast 90-100%
Sky Color: Deep Blue, Blue, Light Blue, Pale Blue, Milky, Can Not Observe
Type of Clouds: None or
High-Level = Cirrus, Cirrostratus, Cirrocumulus,
Number of each type Contrail: Short Lived, Persistent, Persistent Spreading
Mid-Level = Altostratus, Altocumulus
Low-Level = Stratus, Cumulus, Stratocumulus (if Raining = Nimbostratus, or Cumulonimbus)
*(Wispy clouds are Cirrus, a layer of clouds are Stratus, Puffy Clouds are Cumulus, Rain comes from Nimbostratus and cumulonimbus)
Surface Conditions: Standing water, Muddy, Dry ground, Raining
Air Temperature: Record the actual temperature if possible, or you can write Cold, Cool, Warm, or Hot
Draw a picture to represent the current Weather Conditions for each day.
Make a prediction on what you think the weather will be like tomorrow: Cloud Cover, Temperature, Precipitation
“BrainPop Lesson” If you have access to the Internet, login to Brainpop.com with your student login and ID. Then, watch each listed Video 2-3 times and take the Graded Quiz. Your results will automatically be sent to Mr. Rose.
BrainPop Videos; Watch one Video Per day and then take the graded Quiz. (watch each video at least 2-3 times)
(Days 11 - 25) Weather Earth’s Atmosphere Temperature Clouds Wind Thunderstorms Rainbows Tornados Hurricanes Climate Change Green House Effect Natural Disasters Droughts Humidity Floods |
(Days 26 - 40) Ecosystems Food Chains Energy Pyramid Land Biomes Underwater World Deserts Tropical Rainforest Tundra Taiga Savanna Everglades Wild Fires Humans & the Environment Natural Resources National Parks |
(Days 41 - 55) Forms of Energy Potential Energy Kinetic Energy Energy Sources Wind Energy Solar Energy Nuclear Energy Atoms States of Matter Matter Changing States Property Changes Measuring Matter Compounds and Mixtures pH Scale Metric Units |