Weather homeschool

Learning about the weather is a great study for year round homeschooling because your students will have the opportunity to learn about all types of weather while it is happening! Through this Weather Unit Study Pack, your children will learn about clouds and the water cycle, notebooking pages for types of weather and much more! *Please note this is a digital download. No physical copies will be sent.

Hands-On, Textbook-Free, Homeschool Science: all the resources you need to learn about the weather! Books, Videos, Poetry, and more. Something for all ages.

Learning about the weather is fun with these great printables! Enjoy a sensory-friendly Montessori inspired weather wheel and set of three-part cards, along with my new winter math activity bundle. Perfect printable activities great for homeschool or to add to your preschool curriculum and classroom. #weatheractivities #montessoriclassroom #montessorihomeschool #kidswinteractivities #homeschoolprintables #learningathome #classroomweatherstation #preschoolprintables

We've been continuing with our Monday mini unit studies in as part of our homeschool rhythm and our next topic of study was weather! I actually gave the

Add some fun to your meteorology unit study with these hands-on ideas, documentaries, snacks and books! Learning about weather has never been so fun!

Two different methods to make a cloud in a jar, plus an explanation of the science behind each method.

Looking for a way to entertain your kids this summer? Or a fun Back To School activity for your class? Why not have a go at making your own, homemade weather station? It's easy, fun and kids can learn about the weather and climate at the same time. Read on to find out more...Homemade sundial 1. Cut a plate sized circle out of card or use a paper plate.2. Stick a straw in the middle of the plate.3. Stick the card to the ground outside - it will need to be sunny!4. On each hour throughout the…

These fun weather STEM activities for kids are excellent for simple spring science experiments! Simple enough for home or the classroom!

There's been a lot of weather in my life recently. We just had a couple weeks of awesome summer weather followed by some sleet, snow, and hail. (Unfortunately, I wasn't paying much attention to the changes in weather and my 4 year old dressed herself in shorts and flip flops during one of our outings where it started to hail.) I've also been helping out with my 6 year old's homeschool co-op where the kids are learning about weather. I've been assigned the precipitation group and think it's…

Preschool is perhaps my favorite stage of learning. Don't get me wrong, I love homeschooling through all the grades, but there is just something about preschool that makes my heart happy. Maybe it's that so much is