Weather Activity
This weather activity helps Kindergarten to 2nd grade students match weather pictures to weather words, spin a weather wheel and graph a week of weather. Answer key included for quick checking.
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Description
How to Teach Weather
This Weather Activity helps children name and describe six kinds of weather: sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowy, windy and stormy. Learning weather words helps young learners talk about the sky, choose the right clothes and plan what to do each day. Kindergarten, first grade and second grade students match bright weather pictures to their weather words and then watch the real sky for a week.
How to Use the Activity
Print and cut apart the six weather picture cards and the six weather word cards. Children play a weather matching game: mix the cards, lay them face down, and take turns turning over two cards to find a picture and the word that goes with it. The Weather Wheel spinner adds a quick game for morning meeting: spin, read the weather word and find its picture. On the My Weather Week page, children draw the weather each day and color a weather graph. A first grade practice worksheet asks students to read short sentences and write the matching weather word, and answer keys make checking fast. Use this weather activity in science centers, small groups or as a daily calendar routine.
What’s Included
- A How to Use page with simple game steps
- 6 weather picture cards and 6 weather word cards
- A six-part Weather Wheel spinner
- A My Weather Week drawing page and weather graph
- A 1st grade practice worksheet: read the sentence and write the weather word
- Answer keys for the card matches and the practice page
Why It Helps Kids
- Pictures and words together build science vocabulary that early readers can use right away.
- The memory match game keeps children reading the same weather words again and again in a fun way.
- Drawing and graphing the weather turns daily observation into real data that children can count and compare.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Spin the wheel at morning meeting and ask what children should wear for that weather. Post the word cards on a science word wall, or send a set home so families can play the match game together. At the end of the week, count the colored boxes on the graph and talk about which weather happened most.
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