Are Our Homes Built for Severe Weather?

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Appendix G: Additional Resources

Suggestions for website exploration:

> What is Weather opens in new window
(from PBS Learning Media)

Refer to the Multimedia Resources on the page and choose videos to share with your students.

> NOAA Education Resources opens in new window
(from National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration)

> Hot Seat opens in new window
(from National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration)

> Weather: What Forces Affect Our Weather opens in new window
(from Annenberg Learner)

> Learning Resources for Students: Coloring Books and Activities opens in new window
(from National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration)

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