Stormchasers [dvd]
Contributor(s): Orbit, Max | Crane, Todd Alan | Mazzarella Bros. Productions | Thinkeroo (Firm) | Visual Education Centre.
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Visual materialSeries: Way cool science: Publisher: [United States] : Vaughn, Ont. : Mazzarella Bros. Productions ; Visual Education Centre Limited [distributor], c2003Description: 1 videodisc (ca. 30 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cm. + 1 activity sheets booklet.Other title: Storm chasers [dvd].Subject(s): Weather | Storms | Hurricanes | Tornadoes | Meteorological instruments | Hydrologic cycle | GRADES 1-3 | GRADES 4-6 | SCIENCE (GRADES K-10) | SOCIAL STUDIES (GRADES K-6)DDC classification: D 551.55 S87 | Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode |
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| DVD | Manitoba School for the Deaf Library | D 551.55 S87 (Browse shelf) | Available | cc- no, | S5686 |
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| D 538 M33 c2 Magnetism / | D 551.41 E27 Earth's land forms | D 551.48 W37 The water cycle | D 551.55 S87 Stormchasers | D 552 R65 Rockfinders | D 552 R66 Rocks | D 567.9 F68 Fossils & dinosaurs |
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On container: c2010 Mazzarella Media.
"A Thinkeroo production" -- DVD program.
With Max Orbit" -- DVD program.
Directed by Mark Mazzarella ; written by Anthony J. Mazzarella, Dave Lepare ; camera/editor, Thomas Mazzarella.
Max Orbit is played by Todd Alan Crane.
Designed to introduce students to the world of science. In this program, host Max Orbit explores the relationship between water, air, and heat and how they interact to make weather happen. Also looks at storms such as hurricanes and tornadoes, climates, the water cycle, and thunder and lightning. Students learn how to build their own homemade weather station by creating such instruments as: and anemometer to measure wind speed, a barometer to measure air pressure, and a rain guage to monitor precipitation.
Ages 5 and up; Grades 1-6.
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