Severe Storms Lab Presents
Interactive severe-weather assemblies and standards-based lessons for K-6, designed to engage, excite, and educate young students about extreme weather.
Give your students an experience they will remember!
What a visit actually is
Not an assembly vendor passing through. A teacher who spends his springs in front of supercells, walking your students through what he saw and why it happened.
Real footage shot from a few hundred yards away. A vortex forming on the table in front of them. A VR headset that drops them under a rotating wall cloud. By the end they can point at a storm and tell you where the tornado will come from.
Lessons written against grade-level science standards, with the codes published openly so you can check the alignment before you give up a period. Optional pre-visit vocabulary and post-visit discussion prompts arrive as one PDF after booking.
An event students talk about for weeks, at a price a PTO can vote through in one meeting. Nothing is sold to families. No raffle, no merchandise table, no order forms. Certificate of insurance and district paperwork handled before you have to ask twice.
Visits
The whole school in one sitting. Thirty minutes of storm footage, live demonstrations and severe weather safety that sticks.
An evening presentation plus open stations for the whole family. Built for STEM night, back-to-school night, or any evening you need to fill.
Book the assembly and Family Night on the same visit and save 10% on the combined price.
Our mission
To bring real severe-weather science into K-6 classrooms in a way no textbook can: firsthand storm footage, hands-on demonstrations and a presenter who has actually stood in front of the storm he is describing. The goal is simple: get students genuinely excited about science, while leaving them with the knowledge to stay safe when severe weather comes their way.
How to book
Assembly, classroom lessons, weather stations, family evening, or a combination. Prices are published, so you know the number before you make the call.
Tell him your dates, your student count and roughly what you have in mind. You get a reply within two business days, usually the same day.
The contract, the certificate of insurance and the invoice go to your office. Sign, lock the date, and he handles the rest.
Save 10%
The first school in any district to book gets 10% off. If you are reading this before your neighbours are, that discount is currently yours. It applies once per district, to whichever school books first.
Credentials
Both halves of that sentence are earned. The classroom years came first, which is why the lessons land at the right level. The chase years came next, which is why the footage is his own.
20 years
In the classroom as a credentialed teacher, so lessons are built to standards, not to a script.
20+ years
Actively chasing across Tornado Alley. Every clip students see was filmed by him.
Channel 2
Elite Storm Chaser Badge, awarded for verified severe weather reporting from the field.
20 years of classroom teaching + 20+ years of tornado chasing = one wild day of weather!
Next step
There is no busy season to work around. Any lead time is fine, as long as he is available and can get there.
