Weather Learning Activities
Learning about the weather is so much fun! Exploring temperatures, precipitation, and wind is fascinating for young children who are learning how the world works. Why don’t we have snow in the summer? Why does winter feel so cold? This collection of weather learning activities is perfect for getting you prepared for a weather unit. There are science experiments, literacy activities, math, art, sensory and more!
Weather Learning Activities from Life Over C’s
Free Printable Weather Pre-K Pack
Weather Learning Activities: Science
Rain Cloud In A Jar from Science Sparks
Homemade Bottle Thermometer from What We Do All Day
Pine Cone Weather Station from Science Sparks
How To Make Lightning from Learn Play Imagine
Building an Anemometer from Activity Mom
Make a Wather Vane from PBSkids.org
Water Cycle in a Bag from Playdough to Plato
Weather Learning Activities: Literacy
Puddle Jumping Alphabet from Mom Inspired Life
Free Printable Weather Terms File Folder Game from Playdough to Plato
Weather Emergent Readers from The Measured Mom
Free Printable Weather Word Cards from PreKinders
Weather Learning Activities: Math
Counting Raindrops from My Nearest and Dearest
Free Printable Rainy Day Counting Clip Cards from Play Dough to Plato
Weather Learning Activities: Sensory
Weather Themed Sensory Bottles from Twodaloo
Shaving Cream Rain Clouds from One Little Project
Make a Hurricane in a Jar from One Time Through
Weather Theme Sensory Bin from Fun-a-Day
Weather Learning Activities: Art & Crafts
Weather Mobile from Buggy and Buddy
Weather Process Art from Pre-K Pages
Cloud-Types Diagram from I Heart Crafty Things
Thunderstorm Art Project from Buggy and Buddy
Weather “Pillow” Hand Sewing Project from Hello Wonderful
Painting Ice from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds
Weather Learning Activities: Just for Fun
Weather Songs from Let’s Play Kids Music
Montessori Weather Activities from Living Montessori Now
Weather Coloring Pages from Kids Activities Blog
Free Weather Pack from 3 Dinosaurs
Weather ASL Coloring Pages from Look We’re Learning
Homemade Rain Gauge from The Imagination Tree
These are wonderful ideas. I just finished doing a weather theme but I want to add some of these in now for extension activities. I like the idea of making different types of clouds with cotton balls. Such an easy and cute idea.