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Participate in daily winter-themed activities across learning centers, e.g., discussing what students know about winter (circle time), a 'Winter Wear Relay' or 'Freeze Tag' (movement), snowflake art/snow painting (art), observing melting snow or weather (science), keeping a snowflake journal or making a class book about winter…
All About Summer Weather Printable Activity Book The All About Summer Weather Printable Activity Book is an engaging and interactive resource specially designed for educators to teach preschoolers through third graders about the intriguing patterns and phenomena of summer weather. This 9-page activity book uses a cut-and-paste approach,…
Shoe-Box Guitar: build a rubber-band instrument, pluck it to compare low/high sounds, and explore other sound-making objects, a drinking-glass band, a sound-guessing game, feeling vocal vibrations, and a sound-search picture worksheet. Weather Station: build a weekly weather chart from cardboard and cut-outs, observe and record daily…
Weather Unit and Literacy and Math Activity Packet The Weather Unit and Literacy and Math Activity Packet is an extensive teaching resource intended primarily for use with students at the Grade 1-4 level. Comprising of over 50 pages, this package forms a comprehensive unit on weather, offering ample printable worksheets that require no…
Students participate in teacher-led activities across the week: sensory table color-sorting, art projects (scratch art, yarn rainbows, rainbow crayons), circle-time discussions about weather and rainbows, math activities (raindrop counting, estimation jar, cloud subtraction), science experiments (prism exploration, milk 'rainbow magic',…
Fill in a weekly weather chart using weather symbols; label garden features/furniture; complete multiple-choice sentences about the garden; unscramble garden-wildlife vocabulary; sort flowers as planted vs. wild (weeds); identify the odd-one-out among garden birds/animals; draw and write about a barbecue scene; explain why the dog hides…
Work through guided lessons and hands-on investigations/experiments (e.g. growing a bean, growing grass, celery leaf water experiment, classifying animals/objects, identifying body parts, a weather spin chart) following adult-guided process-skill instructions; record observations in a science response journal per the book's instructions.
Students experience a temperature-comparison provocation activity, observe seasonal/weather images and record their observations and wonderings, participate in a water-cycle demonstration and learn related vocabulary (evaporation, condensation, precipitation, collection), examine pictures of weather instruments and record what they…
Participate in a variety of cloud-themed activities: sensory table play, art activities (fingerpainting, collages, sponge painting, mobiles), vocabulary learning, and other curriculum-guided exploration of cloud types and weather concepts.