Thermometer craft preschool

Since we were going away on holiday Freya has shown a real interest in the weather so I have worked on some different weather ideas. First I started by reading the book Oh Say Can You Say What̵…

This activity came to me in the wee hours of the morning after lumbering out of bed to let the dog outside; I laid there unable to sleep at daybreak on a Saturday. The reason? This thermometer. Once the idea popped into my head, I was afraid I'd forget it. This activity is simple and requires few supplies: Red paint or markers 2 empty chipboard paper towel tubes 1 piece of sticker paper (or regular office paper and glue) An Exacto craft knife Glue Printable 1-page "Was the Meteorologist…

Print this thermometer template (large size) that you can trace or cut out. You can use this download to decorate whatever project you like! In this download there is one PDF page with

Use this free printable thermometer image as a worksheet or make a practice thermometer for kids with a few simple supplies...learning is fun!

Thermometer craft, Cloud and Weather Activities for Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade

Sometimes, we need a way to track goals or progress, especially in classroom settings or small projects. A simple tool like a printable Blank thermometer graphic could be the perfect solution.

Is your child asking questions about why there are hot and cold days? How about lightnings and thunders? Teaching your kids about the weather doesn't need to be hard! Below are some easy peasy weather