Create your own imaginative weather yane. Include direction markers. Make a poster that shows the uses of wind energy. Discuss the benefits of using this form of energy over other conventional forms. Using the list of major U.S. cities and highest temperature expected in each city that day, place the cities on a blank outline map of the United States, and write their temperatures.
Isotherms are lines connecting points of equal temperature on a map.
Draw isotherms connecting cities on your map whose temperatures fall within 10 degrees of each other. In this way you can observe different zones, each with similar temperatures. Use colored pencils to fill in each temperature zone. Choose a color scale ranging from blue to green for the cooler areas and yellow to orange for the warmer areas. Use red for hot areas.