At the classroom door
You display the weather on the welcome board.
Students see the weather and get ready for recess on their own.
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Weather
The weather where you are, on the board: the temperature, the feels-like, the day in parts and the days ahead.
In your classroom
Out or not, and why
You keep the afternoon tile on the screen.
checkYou decide whether to go out, and they understand why.
The week before a trip
You project the next six days before a trip.
checkThe class follows the forecast and learns to read it.
Real measurements, in science
You turn on the detailed view: wind, humidity, sun, air.
checkThey connect real measurements to what they observe outside.
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Your way
- LocationA Canadian location, searched by name or the one nearest you on request. Required.
- UnitsCelsius or Fahrenheit; wind stays in km/h.
- Following daysFrom 0 to 6 days of forecast.
- Detailed viewAdds wind and gusts, humidity, sunrise and sunset, and air quality.
Good to know
- The data comes from Environment and Climate Change Canada, and the widget says so. It updates by itself, with the time of the last observation.
- The device's position is never requested without your action. It is only used to choose the location, and it is not kept.
- The parts of the day follow the device's time, and the current part stays displayed until it ends.
- If the weather cannot be obtained, the widget says so.
Works well with
- checkroomWhat to wearThe day's clothing, drawn from the weather: students see what to put on before going out for recess.
- calendar_monthCalendarThe current month, with your class's important dates marked in colour.
- clock_loader_60CountdownThe days left before an event, and a surprise when the day comes.