Cloud identification printable

Everyone has seen the classic weather window: cloud identification. This is a fantastic hands on activity for kids! I created one and kids had a blast using it! The viewer really helped kids retain the different cloud types. Click here for the printable!

This cloud wheel with a cloud identification guide will help children to observe weather and learn to identify ten of the most common types of clouds. Make the science of weather observation a part of your daily routine with kids! #weatherstudy #printable #STEAM #STEM #stemprintable #teaching #homeschool

FREE types of cloud worksheets will help your child learn the differences between clouds. Encourage your child to get out in nature and start observing!

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This cloud viewer DIY cloud identification tool is perfect for taking outdoors for all your cloud identification needs. Laminate it to make it last longer. Then you’ll never have to miss out on another cloud.

Hello! Whilst designing the Field Guide to Cloudspotting I’ve spent many moments gazing up at the sky. Firstly print a copy of the types of clouds chart to help you identify them and learn the names. This field guide has activities for young ones (pinwheel making & chart, cloud & wind chart, and what’s happening …

Use these free cloud identification charts on nature walks, weather watches, or just to determine what any cloud in the sky is. #homeschool #weather

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