NEW! Midwestern Regional Climate Center How-To Guides - Air Pressure and Greenhouse Effects
Printable handout with step-by-step instructions to conduct your own demonstrations of how air pressure and greenhouse effect work at home or in the classroom. (Designed to be printed 2-sided)

Activity for Students: Be a Weather and Climate Watcher
This activity will inspire a student’s interest in the day-to-day weather as well as climate by giving them the opportunity to measure and observe the weather on a daily basis.  This educational resource was developed through support from the Midwestern Regional Climate Center, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant program, and the Illinois State Water Survey.

Midwestern Regional Climate Center How-To Guides - Precipitation Instrumentss
Printable handout with step-by-step instructions to make your own precipitation instruments at home or in the classroom.

American Meteorological Society Educational Initiatives
Project Atmosphere, The Maury Project, and DataStreme

NOAA Educational Resources for Teachers
a large number of weather and climate sources for teachers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Geological Society of America
downloadable lesson plans for K-12 for a variety of topics including Weather & Climate, Energy, Water and Environmental Sciences

NASA Education Programs
links to all NASA educational programs and resources

UCAR K-12 Education Programs
outreach programs for the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research and the National Center for Atmospheric Research

The GLOBE Program - Primary (K-4)
science-based storybooks to print plus teachers' guides

Weather Education Resource Links (Wisconsin State Climatologist)
weather and science links for teachers and students

Riding the Winds with Kalani - A Weather Adventure
University of Illinois Extension web site designed for 5-8 year olds with information on basic earth movements, seasons, clouds, precipitation, and temperature.

Teaching materials from the Oklahoma Climatological Survey
lots of topical materials

How The Weatherworks®
educational and curricular materials