Teaching Weather

Nature crafts and activities are a great way to enjoy the outdoors with kids, promote sustainability, and encourage little ones to conserve. Added bonus — many times nature provides us with free art materials! Here are some of our favorite simple, beautiful projects from FFFB and around the web that will make you want to …

This post contains affiliate links to products I recommend. Read my full disclosure statement. We're smack dab in the middle of a weather unit and I wanted to share with you the weather videos for kids I've put together. I'm a huge fan of incorporating videos into whatever unit we're studying. Sometimes I use them

Observing Convection - Weather for Kids I've had a to do list of weather experiments for kids on my computer for quite some ti...

9 fun hands-on weather science experiments for kids, all are simple experiments that can be done with materials you already have at home.

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Have I mentioned how much I am LOVING interactive notebooks this year!? Especially our science notebook! Last year was all about my Social Studies notebook and this year is all about science and I have to say that it has gone better than I anticipated. Sometimes I use foldables and interactive notebooks from other sellers and sometimes we just create greatness in our notebooks ourselves. Today I am sharing one of my favorites! My BBB Jivey, from Ideas by Jivey, has an amazing Weather…

Help your child measure breezy weather in her environment by making a wind vane for kids, a simple version of the classic scientific measurement tool.

Climate refers to all the factors that make up the weather of a particular place on earth. It includes rainfall, temperature, wind, storms, and seasonal changes. Get a free printable climate zones map to help you learn about climat.

Why is the sky blue? This and more 5 Minute Science Experiments for Kids and more home-school science lessons and ideas on Frugal Coupon Lviing.

I absolutely LOVE teaching with foldables. I was introduced to them about 5 years ago when I was classroom neighbors with a former elementary teacher. Once she showed me a foldable and I saw how great it was, I took the idea and ran with it. Now I use them in almost every chapter! If you've never used foldables, or don't use them very often, here are some reasons why I frequently use this teaching strategy with my students: 1 - Foldables are great for both my visual and my kinesthetic…

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This is a great way to introduce weather and climate and the differences between the two. It fits into an interactive notebook and file includes a KEY in color. Have the students guess which word to fill in as they follow along with the group. They love to color and decorate it as they learn about w...

One of the most exciting ways to engage students is to make learning relevant! Teaching the weather standards in January is the perfect way to cover all the key concepts while the weather outside provides the perfect performance! …unless you live in the south like me! HA!!! As a child, I can’t even tell you […]

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Help your kid feel like a superhero with this safe and fun science experiment that creates an electrical charge that's like a mini lightning bolt!