Preschool Weather

The weather dictates so many of your preschooler’s activities and thus preschoolers quickly become mini meteorologists when they put their heads out the window to find out if their outdoor activities will be scrubbed because of precipitation or temperature. Take advantage of a canceled play date with a preschool weather activity or experiment that will help your child understand why and how weather happens.

Featured Preschool Weather Activities

Make a Weather Board
What's the weather like today? Will your preschooler be able to go outside to play? Let your preschooler help with the decision by making your preschooler the weather forecaster. Make this weather board and post the weather for all to see. This activity will increase your preschooler's awareness of seasonal weather patterns.

Bubbles and the Wind Activity
Wind can be felt but not easily seen. Observe the wind and it's energy with your preschooler by using bubbles! This activity is especially fun right before a storm when the wind is more erratic.

Preschool Weather Activity--Sun Painting
Watch construction paper fade and learn the power of the sun with your preschooler. Do this sun painting activity with your preschooler and create an easy art project that is not only fun, but educational as well.

Featured Preschool Science Product

My First Weather Kit will blow you away! Learn all about extreme weather as you have fun with this complete weather station. Explore why are we having so many hurricanes and typhoons. How does global warming make ocean levels rise? You'll discover all this and more as you become a weather expert!

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Preschool Sun Catcher Activity  
Your preschooler will enjoy making a sun catcher as a gift or as a decoration for your home. Hang the Sun Catcher from a suction cup hook on your window to brighten the room and celebrate the holidays or just for decoration all year round.

Preschoolers Food Guide Pyramid 
How much fruit and vegetables should your preschooler have in a day? Check out this PreschoolRock.com nutrician article and find out what the U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends.