Fieldwork

Making weather observations and using weather and climate data in schools


Heatwave fieldwork resources for upper primary and lower secondary students

Topics: Fieldwork in Geography, Observations and Data

Investigating the school microclimate using bubbles

Topics: Fieldwork in Geography

Information to support the use of fieldwork in geography

Topics: Fieldwork in Geography

Here are some ideas for simple, fun weather related fieldwork which you can try out in the school grounds. We started off with 10, but then had more!

Topics: Fieldwork in Geography

How to use USB temperature dataloggers to investigate weather and microclimate

Topics: Fieldwork in Geography

Why you need one; what to buy; where to put it; what to do with the data

Topics: Instruments, Observations and Data

How big is a raindrop? Collect data and analyse mode, mean and median, range, interquartile range and standard deviation

Topics: Observations and Data

A scientific inquiry into the water cycle

Topics: Observations and Data

A microclimate is the distinctive climate of a small-scale area, such as a garden, park, valley or part of a city

Topics: Observations and Data

Topics: Observations and Data

Topics: Observations and Data

There are two ways to measure temperature and humidity in your garden; either using individual instruments or using a weather station.

Topics: Observations and Data

For Independent Investigations / A Level Non-Examined Assessment (NEA). Kestrels are available for loan.

Topics: Fieldwork in Geography

Resources to help with identifying clouds and the processes which cause them.

Topics: Observations and Data

An introduction to Urban Heat Islands and how to measure them.

Topics: Observations and Data

Topics: Observations and Data

Topics: Observations and Data

Fog

Topics: Observations and Data

The picture shows a view south over Poolewe, north-west Scotland. It was taken at 14:00 UTC on 10 June 1963 and shows something unusual: coastal fog coexisting with cumulus clouds.

Topics: Observations and Data

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