Clouds Art & Craft Printable – Cut, Color, and Build Activity | Weathe
Color the cloud pieces (or use the pre-colored version), then cut and glue/assemble the pieces together to create a cloud craft.
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Color the cloud pieces (or use the pre-colored version), then cut and glue/assemble the pieces together to create a cloud craft.
Color each weather-piece illustration (snow, lightning, wind, sunshine, hail, rain), cut them out, and hang them from a hanger or stick to assemble a weather mobile.
Observe the day's weather, match it to a color key (e.g. sunny=yellow, rainy=purple, snowy=blue, windy=pink), and color in the corresponding box on a weekly/20-week weather chart.
Listen to the story and answer teacher-led discussion questions about weather events in the story; trace and copy weather-related words; complete a weather report worksheet and a weather 'I Spy' worksheet; make a flood picture; build a hands-on sandbag wall using sand-filled ziploc bags; color a Scuffy coloring page.
Read/color-in a mini book about the sun's effects on warmth, light, plant growth, and seasons; match pictures to text about summer/winter sun position and sun protection; draw a summer scene showing ways to protect from the sun; build a small structure to block sunlight from toy people using provided materials and test it with a…
Read a short repeated-sentence pattern ("It is [weather type].") on each page, tracing/identifying the sight word "is", and write their name on a cover page.
Use a Q-tip, finger, or other medium to dot-paint/decorate each weather-themed outline image (rain boot, partly sunny, sun, rain, cloud, lightning bolt, rain drop, snow, thunderstorm); the file also suggests writing letters/numbers/shapes in the circles for students to selectively fill in.
Study and review paired vocabulary flashcards (word label paired with a picture placeholder) covering the theme.
Choose the daily weather, build a sentence and record it on a weather chart.
Fill in dot-marker circles on each weather-themed outline image using do-a-dot markers, circle stickers, or crayons; the file also suggests writing letters/numbers/shapes in the circles for students to selectively dot.
This is a set of Semantic Themed Activity Boards Set 30: WEATHER. These are great for therapists, families and teachers. It is a great way to build comprehension, communication and more with early learners.
This activity is great for helping students build their weather condition vocabulary. With this activity, students will look at pictures and describe what they see to help them learn the different words associated with different weather conditions.
A free/sample ESL vocabulary resource teaching seasons and weather vocabulary via flashcards, aimed at early learners.
Learn and practice the vocabulary by viewing/naming the word-and-picture flash cards.
This is a set of Semantic Themed Activity Boards Set 37: WEATHER. These are great for therapists, families and teachers, by WORDS ASIDE. It is a great way to build comprehension, communication and more with early learners.
Explore weather through activities, worksheets and vocabulary flashcards.
This Weather Vocabulary Flashcards Phonetically coded is a great resource to have students learn, practice, or review, vocabulary related to the topic of weather. This resource includes 25 Weather vocabulary flashcards in a clear font, phonetically coded to help young readers.
This engaging Weather Puzzle exercise makes learning about the weather enjoyable and interesting. As they construct easy, self-correcting puzzles, students will enjoy matching nouns with weather-related images. This is a great addition to literacy centers, science classes, or morning tubs because of its vivid images and simple…
Participate in teacher-led circle time discussions, sensory/art/science/math/movement activities and games about weather (e.g. weather charting, umbrella/raindrop counting, evaporation experiment, weather walk, weather wheel craft) rather than completing independent worksheets.
Depending on the section: observe and record daily weather on charts/diaries, design weather symbols, make simple weather instruments (rain gauge, windsock), complete weather-themed puzzles, draw/write about weather, learn weather sayings, and present a mock weather forecast.
Students imitate/perform named yoga poses (e.g. Tree Pose, Child's Pose, Warrior 3) while pretending to be a science-related subject (a comet, wind, a hibernating bear, a butterfly), following printed pose instructions read aloud by a teacher.
Trace the month name, write the day and year, color the current season, and color the current weather icon (sunny, partly cloudy, windy, stormy, snowy).
Listen to/read along with read-aloud stories; complete reproducible activity pages tied to specific stories (e.g. Earth Spinners, Day and Night, Connect the Star Dots) and simple crafts (e.g. Fossils, The Winds, Earth Products) referenced in the table of contents.