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Air in motion

ClassNotes Team 2 MIN READUPDATED 13 JUN 2026

WEEK 6

Topic: Air in motion

Subtitle: Wind

Objectives: At the end of this lesson, pupils should be able to:

  1. Define wind
  2. State the importance of wind

Instructional material: picture chart

CONTENT

Definition of wind

The wind is defined as air in motion or the natural movement of air especially in the form of a current of air blowing from a particular direction.

Winds have various names depending on their strength, examples are; breeze, gale, storm and hurricane while hurricane, storm, gale and cyclone are strong winds. There are four types of wind, which are; hot, cold, convectional and slope wind. When the wind blows an object it moves, wind cannot be seen but can be felt.

Importance of wind