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Fact-checked printables for home and school, plus a short list of books and kit. Every purchase helps keep this site free.

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Tornado printables

Fact-checked PDFs in A4 and US Letter, sold as instant downloads from the ReallyByte store.

  • Tornado Science Pack

    The four ingredients, the four stages, label a supercell, tornado or not, the UK and the world, watch-or-warning sorting and a family tornado plan, with answer keys

  • EF & TORRO Scale Maths Worksheets

    Rate tornadoes on the EF scale, convert mph, km/h and metres per second, use the TORRO and Beaufort link and work with real records, with answer keys

  • How Tornadoes Work Cards

    Twelve double-sided cards, from the four ingredients to the radar truck, plus a put-it-in-order game

  • Tornado Activity & Colouring Pack

    Colouring scenes, a get-to-the-shelter maze, a word search and puzzles for ages 4 to 9

  • Tornado Facts Poster Set

    Six fact-checked posters, from the EF scale to UK tornadoes

  • Tornado Quiz & Word Puzzles Pack

    A crossword, code breaker, fill-the-gap facts, number match, myth busters and a 16-question quiz, with answer keys

Best value

The Complete Tornado Printables Bundle

All six packs plus a guide, A4 and US Letter, in one download.

Free sample

Try before you buy: a free 6-page tornado printables sample. A4 PDF (255 KB) or US Letter PDF (255 KB).

Books & kit

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Weather watching

  • Home weather stations (affiliate link)Log temperature, rain, wind and air pressure, and compare your readings with the forecast.
  • Handheld anemometers (affiliate link)Measure the wind yourself. An EF0 tornado starts at 65 mph; a windy day at the park is nowhere near.
  • Cloud charts (affiliate link)Learn to tell a wall cloud from a shelf cloud, and a cumulonimbus from a cumulus.

Ready for a storm

  • Wind-up emergency radios (affiliate link)Wind-up or solar radios for news and warnings when the power goes off.
  • Wind-up torches (affiliate link)For power cuts. No batteries to go flat.
  • Power banks (affiliate link)Keep a phone charged for alerts if the power goes off.
  • Emergency whistles (affiliate link)A loud whistle to let people know where you are.

Books and science

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