MeteoEdu
For teachers · Erasmus+ EASE

Use real weather data in your lessons

Live data from real weather stations at schools in Romania and Germany, ready-made activities and a class quiz. Free, no accounts.

How to use MeteoEdu in class

Start small: five minutes on the projector is already a lesson.

  1. Explore on the projector

    Open the live charts and compare two stations: temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, rain.

  2. Let pupils practise

    Exercises by age group, or a live class quiz that pupils answer on their phones.

  3. Run a data project

    Download a station's data and analyse it in Excel or Python.

Five activities with our station data

Each card lists the ages, subjects, time, the data you need (one click) and the steps. Print a card and take it to class.

Barometer forecasting weeks

  • Ages 10–14
  • Time 2 weeks: 10 minutes a day + 1 lesson
  • Geography
  • Physics
  • Maths

Data you need

One station: sea-level pressure and rain, last 30 days.

Slanic_SALROM · last 30 days

Steps

    Learning outcome

    Follow a front across Europe

    • Ages 13–16
    • Time 1 week: 2 lessons + short daily checks
    • Geography
    • Maths

    Steps

      Learning outcome

      Forecast skill league

      • Ages 14–18
      • Time
      • Maths
      • Geography

      Steps

        Learning outcome

        Code a “Zambretti-lite”

        • Ages 13–18
        • Time
        • Computer science
        • Maths

        Steps

          Learning outcome

          UV and heat health forecast

          • Ages 10–15
          • Time
          • Health
          • Biology
          • Geography

          Steps

            Learning outcome

            Run a live class quiz

            A game show on the projector; pupils answer on their phones. No accounts, no app.

            Good to know

              Learning resources we recommend

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                RO Romanian

                  EN English

                    DE German

                      FR French

                        Health: UV, heat and air quality

                          Weather prediction for your class

                          Five links to send, and a short explanation for children.

                          5 links to send

                            How is a forecast made? (for pupils, about age 12)

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