Weather activities for kids

These weather worksheets are great free printables to use in your classroom when the time comes to talk with your students about all the kinds of weather that exist--and tie-in other important lesso

1-2-3 Come Do Some Water Cycle Activities With Me Evaporation, condensation & precipitation is quite a mouth full of science vocabulary, for a child to wrap their head around. With that in mind, I designed 3 super-simple, quick, easy & fun water cycle craftivities, which will be featured here on the blog, along with today's FREEBIE. First up is a "flip-the-flap" cloud. Children cut out their two cloud pattens, then color the “cover” cloud, and snip on the dashed lines. They fold the top tab…

Weather Chart Kid Craft It's a fun way to keep track of the weather because each day the kids can see what's happening outside.

20 weather activities kids will love / a great resource for preschool weather unit

20 activities for April your kids will love! Van Gogh, Starry Night, Art history for kids.

This free printable Weather Bingo game is a great resource for helping young children learn about the weather in a fun and engaging way.

Weather sensory bottles is af fun way to explore the weather inside and FREE weather photo labels. #weathertheme #preschool #prek #toddler #sensorybottles

This homemade weather station is a great way to get children observing & exploring the weather in their local area. Made from mostly recycled items it's also simple enough for children to put together themselves. Recently Minnie has shown a real interest in the weather & has been eager to discover just how much rain we've had, so to build on this interest & encourage her exploration we decided we'd create a rain gauge, weathervane, & something which would help us observe the strength of the…

Rain Cloud Windsock Weather Craft is a great addition to your weather science unit this spring. This art activity is perfect for preschool and elementary

This can be used in our unit to help the students observe, describe and illustrate objects in the sky, in this case clouds. E.G