Use these Weather and Season Printables during a Weather Unit.
Printable Weather Chart
Here’s a printable weather chart for kids to fill in by drawing simple symbols on each day of the week. There are some simple illustrations kids can use as a guide. (I made these as simple as possible, and last year my students were able to copy these symbols.)
There are two versions: one chart has spaces to record morning and afternoon weather each day, the other chart has one space per day.
Some ideas for using it:
- You could have one student be the weather person of the week, and record the weather on the chart.
- During a Weather Unit, have every child record the weather each day.
Four Seasons Poster / Cards
This printable can be used as a poster for your Science Center or cut them apart for pocket chart cards or matching cards.
Weather Cards
Print two copies of these weather cards to make a matching game or a memory game. Or, use them as discussion cards, or on a weather chart or classroom calendar.
Cloud Chart
This printable cloud chart can be used for kids to take outside and see if they can decide which cloud formations they see in the sky. This is for fun! It’s not appropriate to expect preschool children to learn the cloud names or correctly determine cloud formations. The children can practice observation skills by doing this activity.
Weather Sort & Classify
This set contains sorting mats with photo cards of each type of weather: rainy, stormy, cloudy, foggy, sunny, windy & snowy weather. Children sort the cards onto each mat. This is a perfect addition to a Science center during a Weather Unit. This set is available in my TPT shop.
Find more Weather Activities for Pre-K on the category page.
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Karen,
Thanks so much for sharing all that you do!
It is appreciated!
Kerri
Karen,
I am trying to print your weather cards but I am having difficulty is there a way you could send them to my email address. I have used some of your ideas thanks for sharing!
Thank you,
Dierdre
Hi! I have bought several of your items on TPT and just purchased the weather and season cards. I’d really like to supplement them with your free weather cards above but can’t get them to open. Any suggestions? Thanks!
I can’t get the weather cards to print either.
They open on my computer. Make sure you have updated your version of Adobe Acrobat Reader. If that doesn’t work, try a different browser — one of the browsers does not work well for all PDFs.
Hi! I love all you have on this site. But I am still having troubles downloading the weather cards. They look amazing. I tried a different browser. I will check the version of Acrobat Reader. Any other suggestions.
Thanks
I am trying to come up with a catchy introduction to my PreK weather unit. It needs to be something in which the children can be engaged. Do you have any ideas?
Thanx a lot, very useful material
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What a gift to come across your site. I’ve been searching for simple weather cards for an early lit program for kids 2 – 4. Thank you.
I look forward to visiting your site often to help me plan activities/themes for my new early lit program for our public library system.
Any suggestions would be welcome, indeed!
With care,
Sue
Tonight I took some time to explore your site. I’m very excited about your ideas & printables for visual/tactile learners. These will be quite helpful when working with some of the special-needs kiddos . A big thank-you for sharing your gifts.
Karen
Great ideas, thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot for giving us those nice cards for free! I am going to use them for my lesson from now on.
Thanx!
Thanks karen for your contribution to our children.
Fabulous site!!! I teach at a full immersion school and your stuff is just what we need!! THANK YOU!!
Thank you, Karen, for all your good ideas and for sharing them so generously! Your hard work makes my work easier.
Thank you so much for sharing these printables. Much appreciated.