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Hurrican Ian Case Study - Internet Geography
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Hurricane Ian slammed the Florida coast as a category four storm, with landfall on September 28, 2022. This article shares information about the path of the hurricane along with an...more
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Hurricane Ian slammed the Florida coast as a category four storm, with landfall on September 28, 2022. This article shares information about the path of the hurricane along with an analysis of the primary and secondary effects of Ian. In addition, the article shares several maps and images detailing the storm's track.
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In the Classroom
Include this article with your other resources for teaching about hurricanes and weather to provide first-hand information on the path and impacts of recent storms. Curate your weather and hurricane resources in one place using Symbaloo, reviewed here, then share the Symbaloo link with students to access information quickly. Extend student understanding of how hurricanes develop by asking them to explore the hurricane simulator tool found at SciJinks: It's All About the Weather!, reviewed here. Extend learning by creating a Google Jamboard, reviewed here as a class or with groups of students that include a slide for each hurricane category. Ask students to add information to the appropriate slides, such as named hurricanes, wind speed, date, and damage estimates.You must be registered and logged in to add items to your favorites.
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