Award-Winning Program that Brings Live Weather Data and Technology to the Classroom

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The AWS School WeatherNet Program is an interactive, Internet-based learning solution that integrates live weather data and images into a range of lessons for elementary, middle and high school students. The program empowers teachers to customize pre-built lesson plans with real-time weather data from locations they choose, either in their own neighborhood or from across the country.

Just ask NEA-recognized Kenneth Sopelak: "Our original intention was to use WeatherNet in conjunction with the fourth grade weather curriculum. It turned out to be so powerful that we were able to enrich our entire curriculum in kindergarten through fifth grade in math, science, social studies and language arts."

A Guided Tour of WeatherNet’s Online Curriculum

AWS is offering selected education professionals a special online guided tour, or "webinar," of WeatherNet Classroom, the program that links teachers and students to the largest network of weather stations in the world.

The webinar lasts just 30 minutes and explains:

1) What the WeatherNet network is,

2) How teachers can use real-time weather data to customize exciting lesson plans that create a dynamic learning environment with live weather content, and

3) How students will use real world data to learn to observe, interpret and compare.

The webinar is accessible by anyone with a computer and an Internet connection.

To receive more information about the AWS School WeatherNet program or to register for this special webinar event, please fill in the information below. One of our sales representatives will contact you shortly upon receiving your request.
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Here's what other schools in the program have to say:

"One of our greatest weaknesses on the national education standardized tests was gathering, analyzing and charting data. Since using School WeatherNet, our students’ scores have improved tremendously in this area We love WeatherNet!"
Malvern Special School
District, Malvern AL

"The WeatherNet program has been a great service for the entire community currently our high school students are using our weather station, but we are working on a program from students K-12 to learn about weather."
Greenbriar High School,
Greenbriar NC