Begin the lesson with a captivating story or image of a wildfire to engage students' curiosity and introduce the topic.

Discuss the importance of understanding wildfires, especially in relation to weather and seasons.

Explain what a wildfire is and identify its causes, such as lightning and human activities.

Use the video 'What are Wildfires?' to provide a visual explanation of wildfires, their causes, and impacts.

Explore the impact of wildfires on plants, animals, and human habitats through guided discussion and examples.

Watch the video 'Wildfires' to understand the environmental and safety challenges posed by wildfires.

Conduct a simulation activity where students create a model of a wildfire-prone area and discuss safety measures.

Use the 'Extreme Weather' assessment to identify and label different weather events, including wildfires.

Have students complete the 'Reading a Thermometer' worksheet to understand temperature differences and their role in wildfires.

Engage students in a Q&A session to assess their understanding of wildfires and their causes.

Use the 'Severe Weather Warning!' assessment to discuss safety measures during extreme weather events, including wildfires.

Reflect on the importance of having a safety plan during a wildfire and the role of adults in ensuring safety.

Discuss the seasonal patterns that contribute to the occurrence of wildfires.

Use the 'Review – Weather and Seasons' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of weather-related concepts.

Encourage students to explore further by watching the 'Understanding and Measuring Weather' video to deepen their knowledge of weather patterns.