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Ivy Waters International Standards · G7.C-02

Meteorological Systems & Atmospheric Dynamics

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G7.C-02Ages 12–13 · Grade 7 · Good Citizenship/Humanities

Meteorological Systems & Atmospheric Dynamics

Societies & Systems (Humanities)

Your child can interpret isobar air pressure readouts, explain how ocean currents move global temperatures, and detail how weather fronts are formed.

In real life

Planning tomorrow's hike, your child reads the pressure map like a pro: "Isobars are tight, so it'll be windy, and that cold front means rain by afternoon." They explain why the coast stays milder than the hills.

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