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What to wear

The day's clothing, drawn from the weather: students see what to put on before going out for recess.

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In your classroom

Morning and afternoon

You display it at the classroom door.

Students dress themselves for recess, and you no longer have to remind them about toques.

At the end of the day

You project it at the end of the day, when it switches to tomorrow.

They get their clothes ready at home.

Rain or sun

You count on the rain or the sun for the raincoat, the boots or the cap.

They protect themselves without being told.

Your way

  • LocationA Canadian location. Required.
  • UnitsCelsius or Fahrenheit. The suggestions are still worked out in Celsius.

Good to know

  • The suggestions rely on the feels-like temperature at recess (10 a.m. and 2 p.m.), in steps: from a T-shirt to a winter coat, with toque and mittens.
  • The widget works on its own or with Weather, without depending on it.
  • The data comes from Environment and Climate Change Canada and updates by itself.

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