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Weather Chart Printable – Daily Tracking for Students

A five-day weather-tracking chart has students check off daily conditions and temperature, then answer grade-matched reflection questions on Friday.
Grades
Preschool–Pre-K, Grades 1–2, Elementary
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Updated Nov 17, 2022

Subject
Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Environmental Science
Topic
weather tracker, interactive science
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What's inside this resource

This is a Weather Chart Printable that will give your students the chance to track the weather on a daily basis.

This is a great addition to your morning meeting routine.

These can be printed in color or black and white.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Record daily weather observations (temperature, precipitation, wind, cloud cover) over a five-day period.

  • Summarize a week of weather data by counting occurrences of each weather type (TK-Kindergarten version) or comparing temperatures across days (1st-2nd grade version).

  • Determine whether precipitation occurred on a specific day using recorded data (1st-2nd grade version).

Teaching tips

  • Use as a morning-meeting routine: have a student check the day's weather and temperature on the chart before the Friday reflection questions.

  • Assign the TK-Kindergarten version for simple counting questions and the 1st-2nd grade version when you want students comparing temperatures across days.

  • Print the black-and-white option if you plan to have students color in the weather icons themselves.

Skills covered

  • Data collection — students record daily weather observations across a five-day tracking grid.

  • Data interpretation — students answer count-based or comparison-based questions using their own recorded week of data.

  • Temperature comparison — 1st-2nd grade students identify the warmest and coolest days from their recorded temperatures.

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How do the TK-Kindergarten and 1st-2nd grade reflection questions differ?

The TK-Kindergarten version asks students to count how many days were windy, cloudy, sunny or snowy, while the 1st-2nd grade version instead asks which day was warmest or coolest and whether Wednesday had any precipitation.

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