Local & Global Winds One Pager Project | Science One Pager Research Project

Description

Equip your students with the tools to explore and illustrate the dynamics of atmospheric movement through this engaging Local & Global Winds One-Pager Research Project. Designed for middle-school science (grades 6-8), this activity invites learners to investigate:

• Local winds such as land/sea breezes, mountain/valley breezes, and how local topography and heating differences drive them.
• Global wind patterns including trade winds, westerlies, polar easterlies, and how Earth’s rotation and uneven heating shape these large-scale systems.

Students transform their findings into a single, visually-rich one-page summary that shows understanding and creativity.

This resource is ideal for use as a unit review, gallery walk display, alternative assessment, or enrichment activity. Whether your teaching environment is in-person, hybrid, or remote, this print-and-go or fully editable digital version saves you prep time while engaging students.

When students are finished with their one pagers, have them do a gallery walk to view other students work. When my students finish one pagers, I put all of their finished projects on a Prezi and have them do a virtual gallery walk. The students love it! A gallery walk worksheet is included!

Whats included?

• (PDF) Student directions that double as a place for them to record their research.
• (PDF) Grading Rubric
• (PDF) Gallery walk worksheet
• (PDF) 20 one pager templates
• (PPT) Student directions that double as a place for them to record their research. (Fully editable)
• (PPT) Grading Rubric (Fully editable)
• (PPT) Gallery walk worksheet (Fully editable)

This “Local & Global Winds” one pager project is a great way to wrap up any unit and have beautiful artwork to display on a bulletin board!

Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.

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