Introduction to Hurricanes: Begin the lesson by discussing what hurricanes are, using the narrated content in the Learn tab. This introduction helps students explore the formation and characteristics of hurricanes.

Visual Aid: Show images of hurricanes from space and their impact on land to engage students and provide a visual understanding of the topic.

Explain Hurricane Formation: Use diagrams and videos to explain how hurricanes form over warm ocean waters and their characteristics.

Discuss the Impact of Hurricanes: Highlight the effects of hurricanes on land and human structures, using real-world examples.

Role of Meteorologists: Discuss how meteorologists predict and track hurricanes, using tools and technology to forecast their paths.

Interactive Video: Watch a video on severe weather to understand the role of meteorologists in predicting hurricanes.

Hurricane Simulation: Have students create a simple model to simulate the effects of a hurricane on land, observing the impact of wind and rain.

Research and Report: Students independently research a recent hurricane and report on its impact, path, and how it was predicted.

Class Discussion: Engage students in a discussion about the signs and evidence of a hurricane's strength, reinforcing key concepts.

Reflective Writing: Ask students to write a short reflection on what they learned about hurricanes and how they can prepare for such events.

Unit Quiz: Test comprehension by using the Unit Quiz at the end of the Processes That Shape the Earth unit.

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