Here in the midwest, we have been experiencing extreme changes in weather.
During the month of February we have had sunny days in the upper 60’s to snowy and cold days in the mid 20’s to windy and rainy days.
Finding Inspiration with the Weather Changes
With all the extreme changes in weather it is the perfect time of year here in my hometown to talk about the weather with my students.
The art you are viewing today is our Word Weather Wall Art.
The PreK children either traced or wrote one weather word on each piece of paper then followed up the word with a painting that represented that word.
For today, we explored the words rain, cloud, sun, and rainbow.
There are so many wonderful ways to explore weather in the preschool classroom.
To find out more, come and visit me over on the PrekandK Sharing blog! Today I am sharing a few ideas for talking about the weather with young children.
Weather Links from Teach Preschool
Exploring Weather in Preschool
Black and White make Gray Clouds
Thanks Deborah for stopping by my blog and leaving a sweet comment. I didn’t see you on my Follower list. Just wanted make sure you do that so I can put your name in bucket for my packet freebie!!
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Our weather has been nuts – no real snow to speak of this year – I wore my winter coat once! I think the kids are sick of seeing clouds and rain – I know I am!
I love weather related creatives – it is a great way to help the kids understand weather more.