Weather vs Climate in Texas
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Weather vs Climate in Texas Worksheet: Weather and climate in Texas (Grade 4 Science)
Students read one week of Houston weather, find the warmest day, and decide that a single storm is weather, then read a 30 year rain graph for Houston and El Paso to compare climates. The page teaches the idea first, so no prior lesson is needed, and every answer is on the page.
What's Inside
- A teach box that defines weather and climate, with a worked Austin example
- Part A: a one week Houston weather table with three circle questions
- Part B: a 30 year rain bar graph for Houston and El Paso with three circle questions
- A raccoon guide with a hint that matches the answer key
- An answer key with answers marked in red, plus a short teacher note with what to watch for
How Teachers Use It
Read the teach box and the worked example together, then let students try Part A and Part B. It takes 8 to 10 minutes and prints clearly in black and white. The focus skill is differentiating between weather and climate. Standards: TEKS 4.10C: differentiate between weather and climate.
Why It Works
Real Texas data shows the difference between one day and many years. Questions are short, mostly circle answers, and the reasoning is on the teacher key.
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