National Weather Report Presentation Deadline 31 March.
Grade Level:
11th /12th Grade
Objective:
Students will use their understanding of air pressure, heat, wind, and humidity to analyze and
explain national weather maps from Egypt. They will present a weather report in a video format,
demonstrating their grasp of meteorological concepts such as the Coriolis effect, low-pressure
systems, wind streams, and climate.
Instructions:
Group Formation: Students will be divided into groups 4-5.
Research & Map Analysis: Each group will select three different national weather maps of
Egypt, illustrating current weather patterns.
Weather Report Script: Students will prepare a script explaining the weather conditions
using appropriate meteorological terminology.
Visual Materials: Groups should use digital tools (e.g., PowerPoint, Google Slides, or video
editing software) to present maps and other supporting visuals.
Professionalism: Encourage students to dress formally as news anchors to enhance their
presentation.
Video Recording: Students will record their weather report and submit it.
Presentation & Discussion: The class will watch each group’s video and discuss the
accuracy and clarity of the reports.
Suggested Script Template:
Introduction:
"Good [morning/afternoon/evening], and welcome to [Group Name]'s National Weather Report.
I’m [Name], bringing you the latest weather conditions in Egypt."
Current Weather Overview:
"Let’s start with a look at our first weather map. As you can see, there is a [describe high/low-
pressure system] over [region]. This is influencing temperatures and wind patterns."
Temperature and Humidity:
"The temperatures today range from [low]°C in [location] to [high]°C in [location]. High humidity
levels in [region] are causing [effects such as discomfort, cloud formation, etc.]."
Wind and Air Pressure:
"Looking at our second map, you can see the wind patterns moving from [direction] due to the
pressure gradient. Stronger winds are occurring near [location], affecting [outdoor activities,
transportation, etc.]."
Precipitation & Climate Conditions:
"Our final map shows expected precipitation. [Region] is experiencing rainfall due to [moisture-
laden winds, frontal systems, etc.]. This is typical for [season]."
Conclusion:
"In summary, today’s weather is influenced by [summarize key points]. Stay tuned for further
updates, and thank you for watching our National Weather Report!"
Rubric:
90 - 100 70 - 89 50 -69 30 - 49 10 - 29 0-9
Accuracy of Presents Clear and Mostly Some Significant
Weather information and accurate accurate with inaccuracies in errors in
Analysis instructions explanation of minor errors interpretation weather
clearly, concisely, weather maps analysis
and logically. with correct
terminology
Use of Shows Proper use of Use of most Limited use of Terms missing
Meteorological understanding of all relevant terms correctly terms or used
Terms weather patterns terms (e.g., incorrectly
by using at least 5 Coriolis effect,
vocabulary terms. low-pressure,
wind stream)
Visual Materials Use 3 weather Effective use of Good visuals Some visuals but Minimal or
& Maps maps correctly to clear maps, with minor lack clarity missing
enhance video, add visuals, and gaps visuals
interest, and clarify data
explanations
Presentation Peer feel that work Professional, Somewhat Some lack of Poor delivery
Skills was accomplished engaging, and engaging, confidence or and lack of
efficiently, and well-rehearsed minor errors clarity preparation
worktime was used
wisely.
Group Very Professional Seamless Good Some members Unequal
Collaboration teamwork, teamwork, collaboration, dominate the participation,
everyone everyone minor presentation lack of
contributes equally contributes imbalances teamwork
equally
Submission Details:
- Deadline: [Insert Date]
- Format: Video file or YouTube link
- Submission Method: [Specify platform, e.g., Google Classroom, email]
National Weather Report Presentation Deadline 31 March.
My group
Name:
Full Name Role in the Group Responsibilities
Research and Notes:
