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This 4 page paper is an example of a virtual field trip that a teacher might construct for his/her students on the topic of tornadoes. Bibliographpy lists 7 sources.
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learned, or may acquire new skills during the process of the field trip. Please find below a sample virtual tour that a teacher might construct for grades four and five
on the subject of tornadoes. WIND CHASERS "Whoah-h-h there. Quick jump into the Dorothy I before you get blown around any more. See that group of clouds over there?
I and the rest of the storm chasers know those clouds mean only one thing: TORNADOES. "Buckle your seat belts cause once the tornado signs start, theres no turning
back, amigos." "Of course, not all clouds make for tornadoes. Nooooo, just cumulus nimbus. Those are the black clouds you wanna look for. Here are some pictures I carry
with me. Take a look at em. That one in the front nearly got me last year." http://www.usatoday.com/weather/resources/askjack/2004-01-09-tornadfo-cloud-color_x.htm http://www.horsburgh.com/images/rollcloud.jpg http://www.horsburgh.com/images/wallcloud.jpg http://www.horsburgh.com/images/t3.jpg "Sorry about the
bumpy ride. The winds can reach up to 300 miles per hour up close. No wonder stuff starts to fly around. Do you feel your ears popping yet? Thats because
the air pressure changes near the center of the tornado. Did you know that tornadoes have eyes?" To see a picture of a tornados eye, click here> To learn
more about the eye, and to create your own virtual tornado, click here: www.whyfiles.org/013tornado/6.html and here http://library.thinkquest.org/C003603/english/tornadoes/insidetheeye.shtml "Hey, I know I look very calm here in the Dorothy
I, but to tell you the truth every time we chase a Tornado I get a little scared, a little excited. These things, even the small ones, can cause the
ultimate in destruction." View tornado damaged areas here: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/eye/tornadoes/tornadoes.html "Most people dont do what the Chaser Team and myself do. We chase the storms so that we can study
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