Channel 2 weatherman to visit Eldersburg Elementary
Station will broadcast 'Good Morning Maryland' live from school
Posted 4/27/09
Justin Berk, meteorologist from ABC2News, will visit Eldersburg Elementary School on Thursday to help students learn about clouds, rain and more.
Berk will meet with the second-grade students, who have been studying weather.
WMAR-TV also will broadcast live from the school from 9 to 10 a.m. during the "Good Morning Maryland" program.
During the students' weather unit, second-grade students learned about weather, clouds and the water cycle.
Students also observed weather and kept a daily journal recording if it is sunny/cloudy, wet/dry, hot/cold, and wind/no wind, as well as wind speed and temperature.
Berk will meet with the second-grade students, who have been studying weather.
WMAR-TV also will broadcast live from the school from 9 to 10 a.m. during the "Good Morning Maryland" program.
During the students' weather unit, second-grade students learned about weather, clouds and the water cycle.
Students also observed weather and kept a daily journal recording if it is sunny/cloudy, wet/dry, hot/cold, and wind/no wind, as well as wind speed and temperature.
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