Simple explanations, fun activities, and safety guides for K–8 learners. Whether you're a student, teacher, or parent, this section has something for you.
NOAA · Public domain A clear, illustrated guide to how hurricanes form and why they are so powerful, written for younger readers but interesting for everyone.
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How scientists study hurricanes: the Hurricane Hunters who fly inside them, the satellites watching from space, ocean buoys, and the careers behind the forecast.
The most famous hurricanes in history, told for kids. From the Galveston Hurricane of 1900 to Hurricane Katrina and beyond, learn about the storms that changed America.
A kid-friendly guide to hurricane safety. Learn how to prepare, what to do during a storm, and how to stay safe when a hurricane is coming your way.
Hands-on hurricane science experiments for kids. Create a hurricane in a bowl, build a wind speed detector, and learn the real science behind these powerful storms.