Weather writing activities

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…

Weather writing prompts are a great way for kids to get creative and learn more about weather and the science behind it.

Kids will love this easy weather STEM activity with a few simple materials. Make a cloud in a jar for fun weather science this spring!

Your kids will love learning about the weather with these pop-up cards! You get 10 different pop-up cards that cover the topics of tornadoes, blizzards, clouds, rain, snow, fog, floods, hurricanes, and more! The cards come in two different designs. One design provides writing lines for your kids to write their own weather related information. The other design has a reading passage that provides your kids information about the weather topic.

Preschool/Elementary Weather Activity

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

Cloudy with A Chance of Meatballs / Weather Writing Prompt

Grab these adorable Rain Cloud Number Tracing Cards for fun writing and counting practice! These smiley clouds are going to help your little learners practice counting and writing numbers from 0-20. This set features 21 number tracing cards! #numbertracing #numberformation #preschool #kindergarten #mathcenters

Hey ya'll! This Texas girl is FREEZING! It is cold, rainy and windy. Not ok with me! I prefer my 60 degree winters. We've had some really crummy weather the past few days and as much as I hate to say it, it went along perfectly with our weather unit. Here are a few things I've heard them say over the past few days with all of our rain: "Wow! Look at all the moisture!" "Mrs.Bernethy, look! Precipitation is falling from the sky really fast!" "If we get enough precipitation, is it going to…