Why do we see fog more often during spring and fall months and over or near bodies of water?
Can you identify the different types of fog?
Fog is condensation, not water vapor. Water vapor cannot be seen. When you walk through fog, you are moving through a cloud. One of my favorite investigations is to make a cloud in a bubble. Click here for more information.
This informational book is filled with captivating photographs of fog.
Use Carl Sandburg’s short poem, Fog, to explain metaphors, a literary device.
A weather poem by Aileen Fisher to teach descriptive words and rhythm.
I Like it When It’s Mizzly
I like it when it’s mizzly
and just a little drizzly
so everything looks far away
and make-believe and frizzly.
I like it when it’s foggy
and sounding very froggy.
I even like it when it rains
on streets and weepy windowpanes
and catkins in the poplar tree
and me.