Activities for ages 3 to 6.
These must-try weather activities for kids are fun, hands-on ways to teach about temperatures, clouds, rain… even tornadoes!! Whether you’re in need of a quick kids’ science project or are looking for something more crafty, we’ve got you covered. These ideas are the perfect addition to our popular Weather Activity Pack!
Whip up a tornado in a jar!
Count and clip rainy day must-haves.
Discover where rain comes from with a simple prep Water Cycle in a Bag. {This one entertained my boys for DAYS!!}
Learn about the ten different kinds of clouds and then make your own cloud in a jar. // The Happy Housewife
Match numbered clouds to rain drops. // My Nearest and Dearest
In a crafty kinda’ mood?! Turn cotton balls into whispy, stormy or puffy clouds. // Primary Punch
Make a weather station to keep track of rain, temperature and sunshine. // Mr. Printables
Clip the temperatures on these adorable freebies from Leptir. // Photo by Sorting Sprinkles
Introduce young kids to different types of weather by playing with some DIY weather sensory bottles. Genius! // Tw0daloo
Read some weather-themed children’s books. // Buggy and Buddy
Create fog in a bottle. // What We Do All Day
Learn about wind by blowing a toy sailboat with your breath and shooting feathers through a straw. // Stir the Wonder
In need of a simple science experiment with a big wow factor? Create lightning-like sparks. // Learn Play Imagine
Set out some pinecones and start making some weather predictions. // Science Sparks
Make some fluffy, powdery, COLD snow with just two ingredients. // Growing a Jeweled Rose
And finally, find out how much water is really in snow by melting it. So easy and memorable!! // Simple Little Home
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