Leave it up and add to it as you come across more weather words in books, poems, and discussions during the upcoming days.ģ. Create a weather words chart: Use chart paper to record all the weather words you can brainstorm. You can even turn the light off and on to make some lightning!Ģ. Then reverse all the movements as the storm begins to fade. Make weather sounds: Have children start by rubbing their palms together, then snap their fingers, clap their hands, slap their legs and stamp their feet to create the sound of a rainstorm. Print it out and keep it nearby for when the mood strikes! 10 Simple Weather Activities for Kids that Require Little or No Prepġ. I’ve even listed these ideas on a free printable PDF found at the end of this post. All ten activities require little or no prep work at all. Here are some super simple weather activities for kids that you can do at the drop of a hat. In situations like these it’s nice to be able build right off the children’s interest. Maybe a rainstorm begins outside and prompts your child to wonder where the rain is coming from, or maybe your students notice some interesting clouds outside at recess and rush in to tell you about them. Kids of all ages are always curious about the weather. Kids always love learning about the weather! Here are 10 simple weather activities for kids you can do that require little or no prep! (And there’s even a free printable so you can print out the activities and refer to it whenever you need a fun activity spur of the moment!) Are you following our Science for Kids Pinterest board?
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