Talking Weather in Black Creek
October 5th, 2009 at 11:04 am by Pete Petoniak under News, Weather
I had a great time talking about weather with the first-graders at Black Creek School last week. I talked about how to stay safe in severe weather, how fast the winds go inside a tornado and how meteorologists forecast the weather. Mrs. DeHart, Mr. Ohlson and Mr. Baranczyk are teaching the weather unit provided by the Einstein Project and the students already know about where to go in case a tornado is heading your way. Thanks to the teachers for inviting me out to talk and keep studying!
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- Talking with Black Creek First-Graders
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- Good listeners and learners
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- We watched a behind-the-scenes DVD of how I do the weather
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- Showing an anemometer which measure wind speed
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- Student makes own wind
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- Mr. Ohlson’s class gets ready to do a Good Day Wisconsin
Tags: Black Creek Elementary School, Einstein Project, Severe weather safety, Weather Whys
Pete Petoniak is FOX 11's Director of Meteorology and co-anchor of Good Day Wisconsin. He heads up a four-person team of meteorologists dedicated to providing northeast Wisconsi...
Thanks for taking the time to come out to Black Creek Elementary!