Weather, Military Aircraft, & Science Certified STEM Teacher

Michael P. Bielas

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Science & Nature

Learn meteorology and weather forecasting with this introductory course featuring hands-on tools and real-world examples to understand weather patterns and predictions.

Understanding kinetic energy, temperature, scales, specific heat, diurnal curves, and forecasting temperature.

Energy, Temperature, and Heat

Looking into the water cycle, the three states of water, saturation and evaporation, absolute humidity, specific humidity, mixing ratio, vapor pressure, and relative humidity.

Humidity and Atmospheric Moisture Movement

Understanding the formation process of fog, condensation nuclei, radiation fog, advection fog, upslope fog, and frontal fog, with real-life examples.

Formation of Fog

The naming and classification of different clouds, cloud levels, and impacts of clouds in aviation and everyday life.

Clouds Types

Understanding the concepts of equilibrium, parcel movement, dry and moist adiabatic rates, upper-air soundings, inversions, and airmass stability.

Atmospheric Stability

Learning about how droplets grow through condensation, collision and coalenscence process, ice-crystal Bergeron process, accreation, and different types of precipitation. 

Precipitation Process

Introdiction to diurnal pressure changes, barometers, pressure scales, altimeter, station pressure, sea level pressure, isobars, movement of ridges and troughs.  

Atmospheric Pressure

Understanding pressure gradient force, coriolis force, geostrophic winds, centripetal and centrifigal force, friction, and different size scales of wind.

Surface Winds

Learn the different jet streams, polar jet, subtropical jet, arctic jet, low-level jet, global upper-level winds, and transporting of cold air and warm air advection.

Jet Streams

Understand airmasses, source regions, airmass characeristics, surface fronts to include cold, warm, occluded, and stationary.

Airmasses and Fronts

Learn about extratropical cyclones, Norwegian Cyclone model, frontal waves, lee-side lows, Noreasters, Hatteras Lows, Alberta Lows, Colorado and Texas Lows.

Mid-latitude Cyclones

Look into upper-level patterns, self-development process, vertical stacking of highs and lows, longwave patterns, baroclinic and barotropic lows.

Vertical Structures and Upper-Level Flow

This is a look into the different weather tools one can use to help forecast the weather. Different products will be looked at such as Windy.com, Weathertap, Pivatol, NWS products, aviation products, radar, satellite, Metars, Pireps, and more.

Forecasting Tools

Delve into the concepts of thunderstorms, airmass, complex multi-celluar, supercells, shelf clouds, bow echos, micro-burst, derecho, MCC, and other concepts surrounding thunderstorms.

Thunderstorms

Understand the complexities of tornadic development, shear, tornado alley, tornado damage, enhanced Fujita scale, supper cell formation, forecasting tornadoes.

Tornadoes

Learn about tropical locations, streamlines, tropical wave development, NETWC/ITCZ, Easterly waves, anatomy of a hurricane, favorable genesis conditions for hurricanes.

Tropical Storms Part One

Learn about hurricane movment, hurricane climatology, naming of storms, storm surge, notable historic hurricanes.

Tropical Storms Part Two

Intro to Meteorology and Weather Forecasting Tools

This class focuses on how the Oceans & Atmosphere combine to produce the global systems that control our weather & climate. A mix of Meterorology & Oceonography looking at rain, clouds, wind, tornadoes, hurricanes, el Nino & climate change

4 Day Camp: METEOROLOGY & Climate Change - Earth Science of the Weather & Oceans

Dr Pete PhD Earth Science Philosophy Geology

Meterology Part 2 focuses on weather patterns, starting with the basics of isobars & how wind forms. We then look at more complex weather events such as warm & cold fronts & tornadoes. Attending Part 1 first is recommended but not essential.

Exciting Earth Science: Meteorology Part 2 - Weather, Seasons, Wind, Climate & Tornadoes

In this interactive 8-week online class, students will explore the wonders of weather through fun, hands-on experiments and engaging lessons. Designed for 4th–6th grade learners, this course builds science skills.

The Wonder of Weather

Robert Pleasant

Arts

In this on-going , the students will learn about a new type of weather.The students will be making a new weather art project .

Weather Art Project

Samara Brown

This is an enrichment class focused on weather forecasting for pilots using real-world examples and concepts.

Weather Forecasting for Pilots

Ongoing weekly discussion on climate science. Students will gain an understanding of how science works beyond basic science classes, an in-depth exploration of climate science, and how to determine myth from facts. 


Climate Science: Fact vs Fallacy

Tamera Hunter, MS Biology

Did you know that the United States had a monsoon season? Well, it does indeed have a North American monsoon season. This class will introduce you to this interesting weather pattern.

Weather: North American Monsoon

In this weather class, students will learn all about tornadoes! (Meteorology & Atmospheric Science)

Severe Weather: Tornado Camp

Cristina Palowsky

This class delves into tornadic activity, the thunderstorm supercell structure, the Fujita scale, tornado safety tips, and much more.  Come and find out more about this impressive weather phenomena. 

Weather: Tornado Activity

Can humans really control the weather?  This course introduces the student to real-life current and historic weather modification examples and the basic science behind it. 

Can Humans Control the Weather?

Kids share current weather conditions, events, and forecasts, describe what they see on weather maps, alert others of impactful weather, learn about meteorological phenomena, swap weather tales, and more in this fun and educational group!

U.S. Meteorologist Kids: Share and Discuss the Weather!

Mr. David 

In this ongoing, drop-in class each week, weather enthusiasts will learn all about meteorology, which includes: thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes, weather maps, supercells, radars and so much more! (Atmospheric Science)

Weather Weekly! (Ages 8-12)

Do you love to learn about the weather? Then, this 14-week enrichment class about forecasting and aviation meteorology is a great option for you.

Weather Forecasting With a Focus on Aviation Meteorology

Explore the most extreme weather events each week, from tornadoes to hurricanes and wildfires. This course combines science, history, and safety to engage students interested in natural disasters and their impact on the world.

Chasing the Storm: Exploring Severe Weather

Peyton Stevenson

This toddler weather class teaches children about clouds, rain, and basic weather concepts through engaging songs, movement, and fun activities. Great for ages 2–4, it builds early vocabulary and social skills with a caring teacher.

Toddler Weather Class: Learn About Clouds & Rain with Songs and Movement

Jordan Mulherin

This weather course looks at different systems that cause heavy snow, how to forecast snow events, and the frequency of thunder snow.    

Weather:  Snow, Blizzards, and Thunder Snow, Oh My!

This is a four-day camp that delves into the United States military fourth generation fighter aircraft.  #academic

F 14, F 15, F 16, F/A 18 Teen Series 4th Gen U.S. Fighter Aircraft Camp

Physical Science enrichment class with an emphasis on real-life usage of science concepts based on the teacher’s experience as an Aviation Meteorologist and as a STEM-certified Arizona teacher. 

Middle School Physical Science: Emphasis on Real-Life Physics

Learn about tropical waves, storms, and hurricanes this summer. The Atlantic basin Tropical storm season is  upon us in June, come learn about the formation, movement, and intensification of tropical systems. 

🌪️ Tropical Storms & Hurricanes Summer Camp: Formation, Forecasting & Impact

Join this engaging enrichment class and dive into the evolution of military aircraft from World War II, Cold War and modern era. Discover iconic planes, their groundbreaking designs, and their pivotal roles in shaping history.

The Exciting World of Military Aircraft

This a three-week course that delves into the Apache, Blackhawk, and Chinook military helicopters the different variants, and history of these aircraft. #academic

All About Military Helicopters

Did you know that there was a secret war in Vietnam with silent soldiers? Come find out about this secret war and the MACV SOG Unit that conducted clandestine warfare.

Silent Soldiers: Inside Vietnam’s Secret War MACV SOG

This is a five-day camp that explores the physical concepts of heat transfer, the water cycle, clouds, and thunderstorm development.   

 Private Physics Camp: Exploring Heat Transfer & Weather Phenomena

Discover the history of WWII military airplanes! Join our interactive enrichment class to learn about iconic warplanes, their design, and historical significance.

A Tour of WWII Military Aircraft

Dive into types of weather and how they are created as we discover how the atmosphere interacts with the land surface to produce these patterns. 

Meteorology: Intro to Atmospheric Sciences

Judy Phillips

Master weather science in this comprehensive homeschool course. Explore thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes & more. Study Earth's atmosphere, meteorology & weather forecasting. Earn full-year credit as you boost forecasting expertise.

Intro to Meteorology and Weather Forecasting Tools

Michael P. Bielas

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