Weather lessons

Take your weather study to the next level with these fun and engaging weather lapbook activities! Your students will transform into meteorologists!

Kindergarten Writing Worksheets - Story Patterns #planningplaytime #kindergarten #kindergartenwriting #storypatterns

Write the weather words coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

Storm Cloud Threading is a fun and easy fine motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers, and perfect for teaching about the weather.

Why does warm air rise and cold air sink? This easy science experiment demonstrates how the behavior of warm and cold air causes thunderstorms to form by using colored hot and cold water.

These fun weather STEM activities for kids are excellent for simple spring science experiments! Simple enough for home or the classroom!

I wasn't sure how these shaving cream rain clouds were going to turn out, but they were beautiful! I love any experiment that's easy enough for my kids to do themselves. And I also love when I get to use a rainbow assortment of colours to create something beautiful. So this was a winner! This activity was easy to put together and allowed us to learn a little bit about weather. Although, my girls were definitely more interested in the hands on part, not so much the learning. But what can you…

Bring weather lessons to life in kindergarten and first grade! 🌦️📚 Explore interactive activities and hands-on learning. Perfect for teachers and parents, these engaging ideas make learning about the weather fun and educational. Kids will learn all about types of weather and how to measure it accurately. ☔🌈 #WeatherActivities #KindergartenScience #FirstGradeEducation

Discovery bottles are easy to make and fun to explore simple science with kids. Make science discovery bottles with any type of bottle.

What a whirlwind this week. It's been a tough one personally and I'm glad it's Friday. We learned a lot about weather this week. First we began with a list of weather words. The kiddos had to tell me everything they knew and they knew quite a bit. We then read the book Rain and discussed how we get rain. And of course we did the shaving cream and food coloring experiment. We watched some fun weather videos. We also watched Sid the Science kid on pbskids.org about wind. And a video on rain…