Types of weather activities

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Weather is always a fun science topic to explore! Bring the weather inside with weather sensory bottles. Students can explore the different types of weather and how they look and sound using these weather sensory bottles. To make them even more amazing, tape a real photo of the weather to the top of the bottle (a freebie I made for you)! Now, let me share with you how I made each one.

A cloud spotter craft is a fun and interactive way for kids to learn about different types of clouds and how to identify them. A great STEM activity for kids to encourage kids to get outside and explore nature while also learning about science and meteorology.

1st and 2nd grade students create a flip book to learn the different types of clouds, where they form in the sky, and what kind of weather it will bring.

This weather unit study for kids is perfect for the whole family to dive into together! This unit study is divided into ten specific topics, covering all aspects of learning about the weather. Get excited, my friend, for some fun hands-on learning! This weather unit study includes these topics: climate, temperature, the water cycle, clouds,

Drag and drop the words under the correct picture

A fun addition to your hands-on science activities this learning craft is a great way to introduce students to early weather education Children simply decorate the wheel by applying the included pieces to various sections on the wheel then rotate to select today's appropriate weather type Includes metal brads chenille stems pom-poms and self-adhesive plastic jewels and foam shapes 10" diam Makes 12

Our lives are all affected by the weather. We have sunny, snowy, rainy, windy, and that's why we always check the forecast before starting our outdoor plans and adventures, right? But how much do we know about the different types of weather? Be sure to check out the article and know more about the different types of weather and what sites you can go to for accurate weather forecasts,

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