Weather Watchers Science Unit
Science & Nature
Weather Watchers Science Unit
Sunny, rainy, snowy and windy
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Everything for a weather week: read-aloud facts, weather words to trace, a weather graph, sorting what to wear, and coloring pages.
What's inside
- ✓Read-aloud weather facts
- ✓Tracing, word cards and word search
- ✓Weather graph and sorting
- ✓Coloring page and certificate
- ✓Colour + Black & White editions · US Letter & A4
Page by page: 2 tracing pages · 2 big pictures to color & trace · 1 read-aloud fact page · 1 cut-out card page · 1 counting & number page · 1 look-and-count page · 1 cut & paste page · 1 math page · 1 reading page · 1 maze · 1 matching page · 1 coloring page · 1 draw & write page, plus a how-to page and a certificate.
No — it's an instant PDF download. You'll get it on your download page right after checkout and by email.
A printer, paper, crayons or colored pencils, a pencil, child-safe scissors and a glue stick for the cut-and-paste pages.
Both. You get a Colourful Edition and a Black & White Edition, each in US Letter and A4 — print whichever suits your printer and your child.
Both editions come in US Letter and A4. Use the size that matches your paper and print at “Actual size” (or “Fit”).
Yes. Print as many copies as the children in your home need, as often as you like. Slip favorites into plastic sleeves and use dry-erase markers to reuse them.
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About this book
Weather Watchers Science Unit
Weather Watchers is an 18-page weather unit for preschool and kindergarten, for children aged 4 to 6. It covers sunny, rainy, snowy and windy days.
It opens with a read-aloud fact page. The sun warms the air and the ground. Clouds are made of tiny water drops that fall as rain when they get heavy. In very cold air, those drops freeze into snowflakes. Wind is moving air that we cannot see, though we can see trees sway and kites fly.
The activities use weather words like rain cloud, storm cloud, thermometer, rainbow, puddle and umbrella. Your child traces them, cuts out word cards, counts and writes to 10, does an I-spy page, finds words in a word search, solves a maze and matches shadows. A cut-and-sort page asks what to wear on a hot day and a cold day. A weather graph turns a week of watching the sky into simple data. The coloring page shows four little weather scenes, and a What I Learned page asks for a favorite fact.
It is a printable PDF in black-and-white for US Letter or A4.
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