Climate Change - What is it? (with The Met Office!) | #77 Let's Go Live with Maddie & Greg

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Climate Change - What is it? (with The Met Office!) | #77 Let's Go Live with Maddie & Greg
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Watch our other Climate Change Videos:
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Climate Change - What can you do? (with The Met Office!) -    • Climate Change - What can we do? (wit...  

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KIT LIST
To do the activities in this episode you could use:

Make a Rain Gauge
- An empty plastic bottle (2 litre fizzy drink bottle would be ideal)
- Scissors
- Jelly (3 or 4 cubes made up as directed)
- Sticky tape
- Ruler
- Paper
- Pencil

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- The Met Office for kindly supporting this show. Their knowledge of Climate science has been invaluable and the financial support means we can continue making Let's Go Live a free resource.

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- Jess Pardoe for production assistance
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