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Analysis 1.Different textures represent different clouds. Why? 2.Different objects represent different types of precipitation. Why? 3.Certain clouds produce precipitation. Why? 4.Certain clouds are made of ice versus liquid water. Why? 5.How does the amount of water vapor present influence the size/type of the cloud?
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3-D PosterClouds and Precipitation
Standard SM1e:Compare the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere to characteristic atmospheric
conditions.
Requirements
1. Has multiple levels of depth and different textures (5pts)
2. Choice of objects appropriately models the desired precip/cloud (5pts)
3. At least 90% of types of clouds/precip are represented (10pts)
4. Oral description and visual representation of objects conveys appropriate student understanding of types of clouds and precipitation (20pts)
Analysis1. Different textures represent different
clouds. Why?2. Different objects represent different types
of precipitation. Why?3. Certain clouds produce precipitation.
Why?4. Certain clouds are made of ice versus
liquid water. Why?5. How does the amount of water vapor
present influence the size/type of the cloud?
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