1. What is a Front? Made By Kate and Abby G

2. Materials 9-inch glass pie plate Modeling Clay 1 cup tap water Blue food coloring Spoon 1 cup liquid cooking oil Timer

3. Steps Set the pie plate on the edge of a table. Use modeling clay to form a barrier across the center of the pie plate, dividing it into two equal parts. Pour the water into the left side of the pie plate. Add three drops of blue food coloring to the water and stir.

4. More Steps Pour the oil into the right side of the pie plate. Kneel on the floor in front of the plate so that you are eye level with the plate. Ask your partner to raise and remove the clay barrier. Observe the movement of two liquids for 1 to 2 minuets. Look at the liquids as often as possible for 5 minuets or until no changes are seen.

6. This video explains that the density of air masses varies in that different air masses have different temperatures and humidity's. Cold air masses are more dense than warm air masses. Since water is more dense than oil, the colored water in the experiment represents a cold air mass and the oil represents a warm air mass. Just like the oil and water, cold and warm air masses do not mix with each other. The colder, more dense air mass generally moves under and lifts the warmer, less dense air mass. The boundary between two air masses is called a Front.

7. The leading edge of a cold air mass advancing into an area occupied by warmer air is called a cold front. A warm front is the leading edge of a warm air mass moving into an area occupied by colder air. The weather is usually unsettled and stormy at a front Precipitation is common, especially on the sold air side.

8. Precipitation is weather. It can be rain, hail, sleet and tornadoes but it all depends on the temperature and season. They are normally very strong especially in the summer and spring. During the winter, Cold fronts sometimes come through an area with little or no precipitation. In the fall there are mainly heavy rainstorms but no thunderstorms.

9. Charts Kind of front: Description: Weather results: symbols: Moving cold air slides under warm air. 2. Moving warm air passes over cold air. 3. Moving cold air meets cool air at a warm front. 4. Moving cool air meets cold air at a warm front this keeps the warm air mass of the ground. Cold Warm Cold Occlusion Warm Occlusion Heavy precipitation result steady precipitations. Light,. Periods of moderate precipitation result. Light precipitation may result.

10. Bible Verse Elijah 19:11b-13 Then a great and powerful wind tore the mountain apart and shattered the rocks before the LORD, but the LORD was not in it. After the wind there was a earthquake, but the LORD was not in the earthquake. After the earthquake came a fire, but the lord was not in the fire and after the fire came a gentle whisper. When Elijah heard it, he pulled his cloak over his face and went out and stood at the mouth of the cave. Then a voice said to him,” What are you doing here Elijah?”

11. In this Bible verse it connects to fronts because of all the weather it shows. Like wind, earthquakes and fire. Symbolizing God is powerful and he can speak to us in many ways such as a front bringing weather.