Printable Thermometer
This Printable Thermometer shows Fahrenheit and Celsius scales side by side, giving 2nd grade students an easy classroom tool for tracking temperature and weather. Print, mark, and reuse all year long.
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This Printable Thermometer is a simple, ready-to-use classroom tool for teaching temperature, weather, and measurement. The printable thermometer shows both a Fahrenheit scale and a Celsius scale on the same tube, so students can compare the two systems side by side. It is perfect for weather stations, science centers, and daily temperature tracking in any Preschool through upper-elementary classroom.
Each page includes two identical thermometers, each with a Fahrenheit and Celsius thermometer scale running from -20 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit and -30 to 50 degrees Celsius. Print the page, then have students color or mark a temperature to match the day’s weather, a science experiment, or a story problem. Laminate a copy for a reusable daily weather routine, or hand one to each student for independent practice.
What’s Included
- 1 print-ready PDF
- 2 blank thermometers with Fahrenheit and Celsius scales
This printable thermometer helps students learn in three important ways. First, showing Fahrenheit and Celsius together builds a clear understanding of how the two temperature scales relate. Second, the large, easy-to-read numbers make it simple for young learners to find and mark a temperature. Third, the open tube lets students shade in the mercury themselves, turning an abstract number into a hands-on measurement they can see.
There are many fun ways to use this tool. Post a thermometer by a window and track the temperature every morning. Use it during science experiments to record how water warms or cools. Pair it with a weather chart, a temperature word problem, or a discussion about how people dress for hot and cold days. It also works well alongside a weather song or a graphing activity.
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